Objectively measured physical activity trajectories predict adolescent bone strength: Iowa Bone Development Study

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Objectively measured physical activity trajectories predict adolescent bone strength: Iowa Bone Development Study. https://t.co/5c263cBr2B

Bone health at age 17 related to greater physical activity in younger life. Girls, espec., not doing enough exercise. http://t.co/FmIw24UVC7

RT @reuters: Physical activity is tied to strong bones, but most teens don’t get enough http://t.co/t4HSrW5GEM

Bone health at age 17 related to greater physical activity in younger life. Girls, espec., not doing enough exercise. http://t.co/FmIw24UVC7

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