Publications

Daylight Saving Time as a Potential Public Health Intervention: An Observational Study of Evening Daylight and Objectively-Measured Physical Activity Among 23,000 Children from 9 Countries

AuthID
P-00A-9JM

Author(s)

Goodman, A

Page, AS

Cooper, AR

Kordas, K

Davey, R

Pate, RR

Salmon, J

Andersen, LB

Froberg, K

Sardinha, L

Anderssen, S

Timperio, A

Janz, KF

Kreimler, S

Hallal, P

van Sluijs, E

Sutton, GP

Ekelund, U

Sherar, L

Document Type

Article

Year published

2014

Published

in International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, ISSN: 1479-5868

Volume: 11, Issue: 1, Pages: 84

Indexing

Scopus^®

Crossref^®

Google Scholar^®

Publication Identifiers

DOI: 10.1186/1479-5868-11-84

Scopus: 2-s2.0-84908405780

Source Identifiers

ISSN: 1479-5868

Export Publication Metadata

Marked List

Add to Marked List

Citations

Oops! It looks like you don't have access to this content.

This section is restricted to uses with b-on access.

CORE Conference

No information about CORE Rank

During the preprocessing phase, only publications of type 'Proceedings Paper' or 'Proceedings' are automatically processed to identify their CORE Rank.

TIP: If your publication's CORE Rank is missing, you can contact with your institutional manager to have the correct ranking manually added to the record.

Journal Factors

Oops! It looks like you don't have access to this content.

This section is restricted to uses with b-on access.

Full Text

Full Text @ sfx.b-on.pt

Daylight Saving Time as a Potential Public Health Intervention: An Observational Study of Evening Daylight and Objectively-Measured Physical Activity Among 23,000 Children from 9 Countries

Useful Links

Get Help

Federated Authentication (Click on the image)

Daylight Saving Time as a Potential Public Health Intervention: An Observational Study of Evening Daylight and Objectively-Measured Physical Activity Among 23,000 Children from 9 Countries

Useful Links

Get Help