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Parent-child associations of sleep quality: is physical activity a confounder? The EPI-FAMILY health study
Introduction: The incidence of sleep deprivation has increased in pediatric populations, however, the relationship with physical activity (PA) remains uncertain and lacks evidence. Although some studies have shown that parents' lifestyle habits can influence this process, one point that requires fur
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