Connecting Active Living Research and Public Policy: Transdisciplinary Research and Policy Interventions to Increase Physical Activity

Joseph Schilling; Billie Giles‐Corti; James Sallis

doi:10.1057/jphp.2008.59

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Connecting Active Living Research and Public Policy: Transdisciplinary Research and Policy Interventions to Increase Physical Activity

Journal of Public Health Policy 30(S1): S1-S15

Article 2009 English

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National and international organizations recommend creation of environments that support physical activity where people live, work, play, study, and travel

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