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A wait-list controlled evaluation of the Qhubeka bicycle on an adolescent's physiology, executive function, and school performance
Learner mobility and active school travel (AST) has been proposed to improve school attendance and academic performance. In South Africa, approximately 86% of learners have been reported as walking to and from school. AST in Africa is becoming less common in urban areas, and this may be a contributi...
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Department of Human Biology
2022
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