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This article originally posted 05 October, 2012 and appeared in  Physical Activity, Practice Management, Issue 646

Importance of Physical Activity Studies (pdf)

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Show your patients this short list of some of the studies demonstrating the importance of physical activity and how just a little can go a long way.
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This article originally posted 05 October, 2012 and appeared in  Physical Activity, Practice Management, Issue 646

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