Short Bouts Of Exercise Each Day Can Lead To Better Bone Health In Children, Canada
Short Bouts Of Exercise Each Day Can Lead To Better Bone Health In Children, Canada
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Simple changes in a child's activity level can significantly strengthen bones and develop bone mass, says a CHIR-funded researcher. "The message we hope to convey is that a small amount of exercise goes a long way to improving bone health in children," says Professor Heather McKay, Director, Centre for Hip Health and Musculoskeletal Research Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute. [click link for full article] |
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