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← TEDMED Great Challenges: Promoting Active Lifestyles
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More on the TEDMED Great Challenges program

Posted on November 2, 2012 by Built Environment and Health

The Mailman School of Public Health web site just posted more information about the TEDMED Great Challenges Program and a Q&A about physical activity.

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