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Controlled Health Promoting School Study in the Netherlands: Effects After 1 and 2

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It is shown that it is feasible for schools to implement a comprehensive Health Promoting School intervention themselves and that, when successful, effects in terms of improving behaviors and health outcomes are promising.

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