ARE CANADIAN SENIORS BECOMING MORE ACTIVE?. EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE BASED ON TIME-USE DATA
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VICTORINO, C., GAUTHIER, A.H., ARE CANADIAN SENIORS BECOMING MORE ACTIVE?. EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE BASED ON TIME-USE DATA. CANADIAN JOURNAL ON AGING, Vol. 24, no. 1 (2005), p. 45-56.
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Datos estadísticos, Ejercicio físico, Evolución, Personas mayores, Personas mayores activas
Datos estadísticos, Ejercicio físico, Evolución, Personas mayores, Personas mayores activas
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