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¿Existe gradiente socioeconómico en la implantación del programa IPAFD en Madrid?
Introduction. The promotion of school-based physical activity represents a key pillar of educational and health policies and should be delivered with territorial equity. The Institutes Promoting Physical Activity and Sport (IPAFD) Program, an initiative of the Community of Madrid, has reached its te
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