【機関誌の表と参考文献紹介】「新型コロナウイルスと身体活動・運動・スポーツ」2023年3月号　COVID-19発症者の運動再開

2023年 02月 28日

機関誌『ヘルスネットワーク』2023年3月号ｐ4「新型コロナウイルスと身体活動・運動・スポーツ」（筆者：西端泉）の表と参考文献を紹介します。

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