Teenagers worldwide aren't getting enough exercise, study warns
Teenagers worldwide aren't getting enough exercise, study warns
Teenagers worldwide aren't getting enough exercise, study warns
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- Teenagers around the world are not getting enough physical activity, according to a new study, raising concern about their long-term health.
- Too little exercise in youth is linked to weaker fitness and a higher risk of health problems later in life.
- Experts say schools, families and cities all have a part to play in making daily movement easier and more appealing for young people.
- Teenagers around the world are not getting enough physical activity, according to a new study, raising concern about their long-term health.
- Too little exercise in youth is linked to weaker fitness and a higher risk of health problems later in life.
- Experts say schools, families and cities all have a part to play in making daily movement easier and more appealing for young people.
- Teenagers around the world are not getting enough physical activity, according to a new study, raising concern about their long-term health.
- Too little exercise in youth is linked to weaker fitness and a higher risk of health problems later in life.
- Experts say schools, families and cities all have a part to play in making daily movement easier and more appealing for young people.
Teenagers around the world are not getting enough physical activity, according to a new study, raising concern about their long-term health. Too little exercise in youth is linked to weaker fitness and a higher risk of health problems later in life. Experts say schools, families and cities all have a part to play in making daily movement easier and more appealing for young people.
Teenagers around the world are not getting enough physical activity, according to a new study, raising concern about their long-term health. Too little exercise in youth is linked to weaker fitness and a higher risk of health problems later in life. Experts say schools, families and cities all have a part to play in making daily movement easier and more appealing for young people.
Teenagers around the world are not getting enough physical activity, according to a new study, raising concern about their long-term health. Too little exercise in youth is linked to weaker fitness and a higher risk of health problems later in life. Experts say schools, families and cities all have a part to play in making daily movement easier and more appealing for young people.
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