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Motorized Transportation and Social Status Contribute to the Increase in Adiposity in A Developing Population

Qin, Li; Stolk, Ronald P.; & Corpeleijn, Eva. (2011). Motorized Transportation and Social Status Contribute to the Increase in Adiposity in A Developing Population. Physical activity and obesity-related metabolic impairments, 1, 101.

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Qin, Li; Stolk, Ronald P.; & Corpeleijn, Eva. (2011). Motorized Transportation and Social Status Contribute to the Increase in Adiposity in A Developing Population. Physical activity and obesity-related metabolic impairments, 1, 101.

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http://dissertations.ub.rug.nl/FILES/faculties/medicine/2011/li.qin/thesis.pdf#page=101

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Qin, Li
Stolk, Ronald P.
Corpeleijn, Eva

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2011

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Physical activity and obesity-related metabolic impairments

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101

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