Study protocol: the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of an employer-led intervention to increase walking during the daily commute: the Travel to Work randomised controlled trial

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RT @DECIPHerCentre: Today marks the start of #NationalWalkingMonth, encouraging people to #walkmore throughout May. Read up on how to get t…

Today marks the start of #NationalWalkingMonth, encouraging people to #walkmore throughout May. Read up on how to get those legs moving here: https://t.co/s8sSu54PXp and about the trial of a Walk to Work scheme here: https://t.co/2auiJ2oj4z https://t.co/g6

New #openaccess paper: Study protocol for the Travel to Work randomised controlled trial http://t.co/1UHdBZlbFg

New #openaccess paper: Study protocol for the Travel to Work randomised controlled trial http://t.co/1UHdBZlbFg

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