Growing evidence that physical activity-supportive neighbourhoods can mitigate infectious and non-communicable diseases

Deepti Adlakha; Carl Higgs; James Sallis

doi:10.1080/23748834.2023.2231135

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Growing evidence that physical activity-supportive neighbourhoods can mitigate infectious and non-communicable diseases

Cities & Health: 1-10

Article 2023 English

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