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Cite this article as:: Bann D, Hamer M, Ploubidis G, et al

OP66 Does an elite education benefit health, exercise, and sedentary behaviour in early midlife? findings from the 1970 british cohort study

J Epidemiol Community Health 2015;69:A38.