Young Men's Preferences for Design and Delivery of Physical Activity and Nutrition Interventions: A Mixed-Methods Study.

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Clare E Collins

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Megan E Rollo

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Melinda J Hutchesson

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Philip J Morgan

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1588-1599

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10.1177/1557988317714141

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