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Child's play: the antenatal to adolescent health legacy in the Olympic boroughsA pictorial view of evidence on the growth and development of children in the six Olympic boroughs. It brings together 17 sets of profiles published by the Public Health Observatories in England and London Health Programmes during 2011/12 to investigate what is happening from the antenatal period through to adolescence in some of London’s most deprived boroughs.
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Publication date19 Jul 2012
Creator(s)Caroline Wright, Heather Lodge, Bobbie Jacobson
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Child's play: the antenatal to adolescent health legacy in the Olympic boroughs. Appendix 1: Child's Play methods and indicators
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Keywordschild health
childs play
London 2012
Olympic games health legacy
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