Organizing “Play Streets” during school vacations can increase physical activity and decrease sedentary time in children

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Interesting concept on reducing sedentary behaviour! What are your thoughts? #HSE332 https://t.co/hrHNzwLb7V https://t.co/WldQLR1Wss

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Play Street’s are being effectively implemented in Belgium, increasing children's physical activity by 16 minutes/day. Could they be the answer to increasing children’s #physicalactivity here in Australia too? https://t.co/PMNMU4clMp #HSE332

20 Aug 2019

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Are #PlayStreets the solution to increased #physicalactivity? Or are our streets too unsafe? #hse332 https://t.co/gD7FnM0v1o

20 Aug 2019

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An intriguing idea of reducing sedentary behaviour and increase MVPA in children on holidays. https://t.co/M0sfVyG8vl #HSE332

20 Aug 2019

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