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How much physical activity and sitting should women with heart disease do to reduce their risk of death?: :a cohort mortality survival tree analysis

13 June 2025 (14:55 - 15:04)
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Professor Nicole Freene

University of Canberra, Canberra (Australia)

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13 June 2025 14:55 CET

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