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A Before-School Exercise Program May Help Children Thrive

Wednesday, February 14, 2018
The New York Times

A supervised exercise program that gets young children running and playing for an hour before school could make them happier and healthier, while also jibing with the needs and schedules of parents and school officials, according to a new study involving two dozen elementary and middle schools.

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