Causality between childhood commuting and leisure-time physical activity in adult age can be found. future research should also focus on assessing whether active commuting in childhood contributes to adulthood activities parallel to active or = 3,242, 95%ci: 1,343-7,828; boys or = 6,381, 95%ci: 2,530-16,091), but not with adolescents. conclusions parent’s physical activity and active commuting to work are closely linked to their children’s physical activity and active commuting to school, especially in girls. this study emphasizes the importance to involve parents in school-based interven- tions to create a positive ripple effect in physical activity- related behaviours

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• who: Physical activity and colleagues from the Félix Houphouët Boigny University, ABIDJAN, Côte d’Ivoire and Occupational Health and Safety, Maisons-Alfort, France have published the Article: causality between childhood commuting and leisure-time physical activity in adult age can be found. Future research should also focus on assessing whether active commuting in childhood contributes to adulthood activities parallel to active OR = 3,242, 95%CI: 1,343-7,828; Boys OR = 6,381, 95%CI: 2,530-16,091), but not with adolescents. Conclusions Parent’s physical activity and active commuting to work . . .
  

   

  

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