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U of A to lead large global research project on healthy movement for young children

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Bev Betkowski
U of A to lead large global research project on healthy movement for young children
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The University of Alberta is leading a global research project called SUNRISE to study movement, sleep, and screen-time behaviors in preschoolers. The data will help inform future World Health Organization guidelines for early childhood development.

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Establishing healthy habits in early childhood is critical for long-term health outcomes, and this study provides a global framework for intervention.

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A global research project dedicated to setting children up for a lifetime of healthy movement is being supported at the University of Alberta.

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