With generous support provided by Project GUIA and the Prevention Research Center in St. Louis, which is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion; Guest Editors: Pedro C. Hallal, Ross C. Brownson, and Michael Pratt
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Using Observational Methods to Evaluate Public Open Spaces and Physical Activity in Brazil
Using Logic Models as Iterative Tools for Planning and Evaluating Physical Activity Promotion Programs in Curitiba, Brazil
The Ciclovía-Recreativa: A Mass-Recreational Program With Public Health Potential
Quality of Life, Physical Activity, and Built Environment Characteristics Among Colombian Adults
Characteristics of the Built Environment Associated With Leisure-Time Physical Activity Among Adults in Bogotá, Colombia: A Multilevel Study
Physical Activity Levels According to Physical and Social Environmental Factors in a Sample of Adults Living in South Brazil
Association Between Perceived Environmental Attributes and Physical Activity Among Adults in Recife, Brazil
Exposure to a Community-Wide Physical Activity Promotion Program and Leisure-Time Physical Activity in Aracaju, Brazil
Cross-Sectional Associations of Health-Related Quality of Life Measures With Selected Factors: A Population-Based Sample in Recife, Brazil
Assembling the Puzzle for Promoting Physical Activity in Brazil: A Social Network Analysis
Description of the Countrywide Physical Activity Network Coordinated by the Brazilian Ministry of Health: 2005−2008
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