Physical activity levels in children with sensory problems: Cross-sectional analyses from the Millennium Cohort Study

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Open Access UCL Research: Physical activity levels in children with sensory problems: Cross-sectional analyses from the Millennium Cohort Study https://t.co/YlxsB4kND2

New Research from the UK. "Children with visual problems affecting both eyes, but not one eye, are likely to have lower levels of physical activity. Strategies to promote physical activity in children with visual problems are warranted." #APEChatter h…

RT @PARG3: Children with vision problems in both eyes do less physical activity @UCL_PCPH @UCL_IEHC @RNIB https://t.co/GcuGkMqcs7

Children with vision problems in both eyes do less physical activity @UCL_PCPH @UCL_IEHC @RNIB https://t.co/GcuGkMqcs7

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