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פעילות גופנית והריון בספורטאיות פנאי ועילית: סיכום ראיות 2016 של קבוצת המומחים של ה-IOC, לוזאן. חלק 1 – פעילות גופנית בנשים המתכננות הריון ואלה שבהריון
מקור: Exercise and pregnancy in recreational and elite athletes: 2016
evidence summary from the IOC expert group meeting, Lausanne. Part 1—exercise
in women planning pregnancy and those who are pregnant,
The British Journal of Sport Medicine
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נושאים קליניים בהריון עם דגש על פעילות גופנית של נשים: תלונות
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1 זה, ארבעה חלקים נוספים ממפגש קבוצת המומחים של ה-IOC
יפורסמו בהמשך.
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חלק 4: כיווני מחקר
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חלק 5: המלצות לאנשי מקצוע בתחום הבריאות
ולנשים פעילות
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