Macroeconomic and Social Indicators Are Associated With Prevalence and Gender Inequalities in Physical Activity Among Adolescents: A Global Perspective
Raphael HO Araujo(Universidade Estadual de Londrina), Danilo R.P. Silva(Universidade Federal de Sergipe), Stephanie L. Duncombe(The University of Queensland), André O. Werneck(Departamento de Epidemiología), Gregore I. Mielke(The University of Queensland)
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