Evaluation of sit-stand workstations in an office setting: a randomised controlled trial

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Lee E. F. Graves
Rebecca C. Murphy
Sam O. Shepherd
Josephine Cabot
Nicola D. Hopkins
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[1] Liverpool John Moores University,Research Institute for Sport and Exercise Science
[2] Liverpool John Moores University,Research Institute for Sport and Exercise Science, Physical Activity Exchange
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BMC Public Health | / 15卷
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Sitting; Intervention; Desks; Workplace; Cardiovascular; Metabolic; Qualitative;
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