Changes in weight status, quality of life and behaviours of South Australian primary school children: results from the Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle (OPAL) community intervention program

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Public Health, October 2019

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RT @dr_tahna: Great to see outcomes published from @SAHealth and local govt #publichealth investment in OPAL! Modest results unsurprising,…

25 Oct 2019

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RT @originoverwght: This study found no effect on weight in children 9-11 yrs after 2-3 years community intervention aimed at preventing ob…

25 Oct 2019

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RT @originoverwght: This study found no effect on weight in children 9-11 yrs after 2-3 years community intervention aimed at preventing ob…

25 Oct 2019

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Great to see outcomes published from @SAHealth and local govt #publichealth investment in OPAL! Modest results unsurprising, agree we need appropriate impact eval'n measures for community #obesityprevention intervention, over longer time https://t.co/UhP0

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