A pilot school-based healthy eating and physical activity intervention improves diet, food knowledge, and self-efficacy for native Canadian children.
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Joel Gittelsohn | B. Zinman | T. Valente | J. Gittelsohn | S. Harris | B. Saksvig | A. Hanley | Stewart B Harris | Bernard Zinman | Brit I Saksvig | Anthony J G Hanley | Tom W Valente | S. Harris
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