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January 27, 2022BMC MedicineOpen Access

Impact of a school-based health intervention program on body composition among South African primary schoolchildren: results from the KaziAfya cluster-randomized controlled trial

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KLKurt Z. LongSwiss Tropical and Public Health InstituteJBJohanna BeckmannUniversity of BaselCLChristin LangUniversity of Basel

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