The effects of health promotion on girls' and young women's health behaviours

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The effects of health promotion on girls' and young women's health behaviours

This formative research examines the effects of health promotion on girls' and young women's health behaviours. Health promotion campaigns targeting women have previously had variable success. Some have been criticised for containing unhelpful values and messages, for example, those that...

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Main Authors:	Mitchell, Helen, Shoebridge, Andrea, Howat, Peter, Cross, Donna, O'Farrell, I.
Format:	Report
Published:	WA Centre for Health Promotion Research 2007
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40387

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