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Maintenance of traditional cultural orientation is associated with lower rates of obesity and sedentary behaviours among African migrant children to Australia

EthnicityEducationAfrican Migrant ChildrenCultural FactorSocial Determinants Of HealthObesityCultural DiversityPublic HealthTraditional Cultural OrientationLower RatesChildhood ObesityCultureSociologyHealth BehaviorCross-cultural PerspectiveChild NutritionLifestyle ChangeAnthropologyCultural Anthropology