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These academic papers were presented at the 59th annual meeting of the American Academy of Physical Education. They include topics such as an evolutionary view, fitness, diseases, and children and youth.
American Academy of Physical Education papers #21
A link to this resource is unavailable. A hard copy is available in the Centre library: Physical Activity--History, ID #15
Plotnikoff, R. (2006). Physical activity in the management of diabetes: Population-based perspectives and strategies. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 30, 52-62.
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