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Environmental Strategies and Policies to Support Healthy Eating and Physical Activity in Low-Income Communities

Maria Boyle, Sarah Stone-Francisco, and Sarah E Samuels

J Hunger Environ Nutr 1(2):3 - 25 (2007)

DOI: 10.1300/J477v01n02_02
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