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  1. Move your Feet! - A school-based wellness program
  2. A Descriptive Study of Perceived Threats to Program Viability among Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program Directors on Long Island and Throughout Greater New York
  3. A Dynamic Model of Retirement and Social Security Reform Expectations: A Solution to the New Early Retirement Puzzle
  4. Adapting Motivational Interventions for Smokers with Multiple Sclerosis
  5. An Analysis of Foster Care Policy: Is Current Practice Hurting our Children
  6. An Analysis of Medical Technology: The Productivity of Radiologists
  7. Does the Sleeper Stretch Improve Shoulder Internal Rotation Range of Motion in Collegiate Baseball Players?
  8. Expectations in Micro Data: Rationality Revisited
  9. Health and Retirement Revisited: An Analysis of Reporting Bias and Measurement Error by Gender
  10. Investigation of contaminated sharps injuries in healthcare professionals.
  11. Job Lock Revisited: How Big is the Distortion
  12. Multidisciplinary approach to childhood obesity and Effects of the use of technology on adherence to exercise
  13. Obesity and Labor Market Outcomces
  14. Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis, Community & Capacity Building
  15. School Food Policy Interventions, Outcome Evaluation
  16. The Influence of Leisure, Instrumental Activities of Daily Living and Social Activity on Life Satisfaction and Quality of Life in Assisted-Living Residents.
  17. The Retirement Decision of Working Married Couples
  18. What Can We Learn From Teaching Hospitals about the Malpractice Policy for Ensuring Quality?
 
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