The perceptions, barriers and enablers to physical activity and minimising sedentary behaviour among Arab‐Australian adults aged 35‐64 years

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Authors Aymen El Masri,Gregory S. Kolt,Emma S. George;Aymen El Masri;Gregory S. Kolt;Emma S. George;
Journal health promotion journal of australia
Year 2020
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10.1002/hpja.345
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/6f0e44f7a434ff57635772ed9d44cf81
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australia physical activity immigrants qualitative methods sedentary behaviour arabs

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