Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Physical activity and chronic lung disease
Disease area: Paediatric lung diseases



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H. Douglas (London, United Kingdom), E. Raywood (London, United Kingdom), K. Kapoor (London, United Kingdom), N. Murray (London, United Kingdom), R. O'Connor (London, United Kingdom), O. Liakhovich (Seattle, United States of America), T. Van Schaik (London, United Kingdom), B. Furtuna (London, United Kingdom), N. Filipow (London, United Kingdom), E. Main (London, United Kingdom). Identifying heart rate threshold for moderate to vigorous physical activity in children and young people wearing activity trackers. 267

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