Young adults with a family history of cardio-metabolic disease have persisting and worsening health behaviours

Young adults with a family history of cardio-metabolic disease have persisting and worsening health behaviours

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Main Authors:	Sahle, B, Bui, T, Magnussen, C, Cleland, V, Dwyer, T, Venn, A, Gall, S
Format:	Conference item
Published:	Sage 2018

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