Adults’ leisure-time physical activity and the neighborhood built environment: a contextual perspective

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RT @DrLaaTE: Our paper with @AKajosaari is out! We found that context-free leisure-time #PhysicalActivity outcome measures yield inconsiste…

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RT @DrLaaTE: Our paper with @AKajosaari is out! We found that context-free leisure-time #PhysicalActivity outcome measures yield inconsiste…

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RT @DrLaaTE: Our paper with @AKajosaari is out! We found that context-free leisure-time #PhysicalActivity outcome measures yield inconsiste…

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Our paper with @AKajosaari is out! We found that context-free leisure-time #PhysicalActivity outcome measures yield inconsistent associations with built environment exposure variables, challenging their applicability per se in neighborhood design https://t

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