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COVID-19–Related Life Experiences, Outdoor Play, and Adiposity Changes in Singaporean Children 1 Year After Lockdown

March 7, 2022220 Views0

This cohort study investigates the life experiences, outdoor activity level, and adiposity changes in children in Singapore 1 year after COVID-19–related lockdown.

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