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    • 2018 chilean physical activity report card for children and adolescents: Full report and international comparisons 
      Aguilar Farías, Nicolás; Miranda Marquez, Sebastián; Martino Fuentealba, Pía; Sadarangani, Kabir P.; Chandia Poblete, Damián; Mella García, Camila; Cárcamo Oyarzún, Jaime; Cristi Montero, Carlos; Rodríguez Rodríguez, Fernando; Delgado Floody, Pedro; Von Oetinger, Astrid; Balboa Castillo, Teresa; Peña, Sebastián; Cuadrado Nahum, Cristóbal; Bedregal, Paula; Celis Morales, Carlos; García Hermoso, Antonio; Cortínez O’Ryan, Andrea (Human Kinetics Publishing, 2020)
      Background: The study summarizes the findings of the 2018 Chilean Report Card (RC) on Physical Activity (PA) for Children and Adolescents and compares the results with the first Chilean RC and with other countries from ...
    • Effectiveness of a gamification strategy to prevent childhood obesity in schools: a cluster-randomized ... 
      Peña, Sebastián; Carranza, Macarena; Cuadrado Nahum, Cristóbal; Espinoza, Paula; Müller, Valeska; Cerda Rioseco, Ricardo (Cambridge University Press, 2020)
    • Evaluación de la experiencia de participantes en estrategia de dotación de médicos generales en zonas rurales 
      Ramírez, Jorge; Rivera, Pablo; Becerra, Carlos; Peña, Sebastián; Arteaga Herrera, Óscar (Soc Médica Santiago, 2016)
      Background: Rural areas have scarce medical resources. Initiatives to address this situation in Latin America exist, but have been poorly evaluated. The Chilean Rural Practitioner Program, a policy of recruitment and ...
    • Ocular trauma by kinetic impact projectiles during civil unrest in Chile 
      Rodríguez Vega, Álvaro; Peña, Sebastián; Cavieres, Isabel; Vergara, María José; Pérez Araya, Marcela; Campos, Miguel; Peredo Arce, Daniel; Jorquera Encina, Patricio; Palma Hillerns, Rodrigo; Cortés, Dennis; López Muñiz, Mauricio; Morales Estupiñan, Sergio (Nature Publishing Group (Nature Research), 2020)
      Background The use of kinetic impact projectiles (KIPs) for crowd-control has increased worldwide. Despite having been created as non-lethal weapons, significant damage to several organs, including the eye, has been reported. ...