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Physical Activity Epidemiology

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This chapter discusses physical activity Epidemiology, which investigates the links between physical activity, cancer, and Immunity, and the likelihood of disease and mortality.
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Introduction to physical activity epidemiology physical activity and disease mortality physical activity and risk factors physical activity and chronic diseases physical activity, cancer and immunity physical activity and special concerns.

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