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Selecting and adapting an intervention for policy implementation that aims to promote physical activity and healthy eating in children attending early childhood educational settings in Qatar
Physical activity and healthy eating behaviours established in early childhood tend to track throughout later childhood and into adulthood. Early childhood health interventions yield long-term benefits, effectively enhanced when they are adapted to the contexts in which they are implemented. Althoug
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