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Effectiveness of Mobile Health–Based Gamification Interventions for Improving Physical Activity in Individuals With Cardiovascular Diseases: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials
Effectiveness of Mobile Health–Based Gamification Interventions for Improving Physical Activity in Individuals With Cardiovascular Diseases: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials
Tianzhuo Yu1, 2 
;
Monica Parry2
;
Tianyue Yu1
;
Linqi Xu3
;
Yuejin Wu1
;
Ting Zeng1
;
Xin Leng1
;
Qian Tong4
;
Feng Li1
;
Monica Parry2
;
Tianyue Yu1
;
Linqi Xu3
;
Yuejin Wu1
;
Ting Zeng1
;
Xin Leng1
;
Qian Tong4
;
Feng Li1 Journals
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