A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Lottery-Based Financial Incentives to Increase Physical Activity Among Overweight and Obese Adults
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Dylan S. Small | Dylan S Small | Kevin G Volpp | David A Asch | Jingsan Zhu | Roy Rosin | Lin Yang | David Shuttleworth | D. Asch | D. Small | K. Volpp | Mitesh S. Patel | Victoria Hilbert | Jingsan Zhu | R. Rosin | S. Bellamy | Jack Heuer | Susan Sproat | Chris Hyson | N. Haff | Samantha M. Lee | Lisa Wesby | Karen Hoffer | D. Shuttleworth | Devon H. Taylor | Lin Yang | Xingmei Wang | Mitesh S Patel | Scarlett L Bellamy | Xingmei Wang | Victoria Hilbert | Nancy Haff | Lisa Wesby | Jack Heuer | Susan Sproat | Chris Hyson | Samantha M Lee | Karen Hoffer | Devon H Taylor | David Shuttleworth
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