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Use of green areas for physical activity: descriptive analysis in Chilean schoolchildren during the COVID -19 pandemic
The vegetation of urban centres can provide abundant benefits in the environment and society. In this way, green areas can offer opportunities for the regular practice of physical activity, providing benefits for physical and mental health in the life of the population. Aim: to determine the practic
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