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Investigation of beliefs relating to weight gain prevention behaviours and weight related constructs in first year female students at three South African Universities
Introduction International as well as South African research indicates that first year female students at tertiary institutions may be specifically prone to weight gain and that these students should be targeted for weight management interventions. To contribute to this field of research a self-help...
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Division of Human Nutrition
2021
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