Association between neighborhood socioeconomic status and screen time among pre-school children: a cross-sectional study

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Valerie Carson
John C Spence
Nicoleta Cutumisu
Lindsey Cargill
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[1] University of Alberta,Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation, E
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BMC Public Health | / 10卷
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Video Game; Sedentary Behavior; Screen Time; Lower Income Neighborhood; Neighborhood Socioeconomic Status;
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