At least five a week: Evidence on the impact of physical activity and its relationship to healthThis document is particularly aimed at the NHS, specifically public health and Primary Care Trusts. The report sets out the latest research evidence of the benefits of physical activity for health. The document is aimed at those concerned with formulating and implementing policies or programmes that utilise the promotion of physical activity, sport, exercise and active travel to achieve health gain.
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Publication date30 Apr 2004
Creator(s)Department of Health
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PHLEATING HABIT
FOOD AND NUTRITION
FRUIT
HEALTHY EATING
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
VEGETABLE
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