‘A Different Ball Game’: Engaging Men from Rural and Lower
Socioeconomic Areas in Behavioural Weight Management Interventions

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‘A Different Ball Game’: Engaging Men from Rural and Lower Socioeconomic Areas in Behavioural Weight Management Interventions

Men in lower socioeconomic rural areas are at higher risk of ill-health but less likely to participate in preventative health interventions than rural women. This thesis highlights that a greater consideration of socioeconomic factors in weight management interventions for men is required. Then, pro...

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Main Author:	McDonald, Matthew David
Format:	Thesis
Published:	Curtin University 2023
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92910

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