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Subjektive helseplager blant 15-årige skole-elever: modererer fysisk aktivitet effekten av skolerelaterte belastninger?

Subjective health complaints among 15 year old school children: does physical activity moderate the effect of school related stress?

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Pages 157-171 | Published online: 27 Feb 2017

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