OBJECTIVE—The aim of this study was to examine the association of physical activity with glucose tolerance and resting energy expenditure (REE) among adolescents

A. S. Thomas

Alberti

B. A. Gower

B. E. Darnell

Byrne

Daugaard

DeLany

Diabetes Prevention Program Research Group

Donahue

DOUEN

Freedson

Goodyear

Gordon-Larsen

Honig

Horowitz

Hunter

J. D. Ard

L. F. Greene

Pate

R. A. Oster

Tremblay

Trost

Tuomilehto

Zimmet

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Physical Activity May Facilitate Diabetes Prevention in Adolescents

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