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Physical activity and body composition analysis of female baccalaureate nursing students

Pawloski et al., 2003

Document ID
11923354190830379569
Author
Pawloski L
Davidson M
Publication year
Publication venue
Nurse Education in Practice

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Although nursing students are educated about the importance of healthy diets and the benefits of exercise, many do not engage in health promotion behaviors. This study longitudinally examined specific indicators of obesity among a group of female nursing …
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