Second home mobility in Finland : patterns, practices and relations of leisure oriented mobile lifestyle von HILTUNEN, M.J, REHUNEN, A

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Web use in geographical and environmental education: An international survey at the primary and secondary level von Houtsonen, Lea, Kankaanrinta, Ilta-Kanerva, Rehunen, Antti

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A high lean body mass is not protecting from type 2 diabetes in the presence of a high body fat mass von Rehunen, Simo K.J., Kautiainen, Hannu, Korhonen, Päivi E., Eriksson, Johan G.

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Adult height and glucose tolerance: a re‐appraisal of the importance of body mass index von Rehunen, S. K. J., Kautiainen, H., Eriksson, J. G., Korhonen, P. E.

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Ensuring Ecosystem Service Provision of Urban Water Nature-Based Solutions in Infill Areas: Comparing Green Factor for Districts and SWMM Modeling in Scenario Assessment von Lähde, Elisa, Dahlberg, Niklas, Piirainen, Paula, Rehunen, Antti

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New working spaces in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area: understanding location factors and implications for planning von Marino, Mina Di, Rehunen, Antti, Tiitu, Maija, Lapintie, Kimmo

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New working spaces in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area: Understanding location factors and implications for planning von Di Marino, Mina, Rehunen, Antti, Tiiu, Maija, Lapintie, Kimmo

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Facilitating practices for sustainable car sharing policies - An integrated approach utilizing user data, urban form variables and mobility patterns von Tuominen, Anu, Rehunen, Antti, Peltomaa, Juha, Mäkinen, Kirsi

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Lean body mass is not beneficial, but may be detrimental for glucose tolerance – Splitting body mass index according to body composition von Rehunen, Simo KJ, Kautiainen, Hannu, Korhonen, Päivi E, Eriksson, Johan G

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Body surface area and glucose tolerance – The smaller the person, the greater the 2-hour plasma glucose von Palmu, Samuel, Rehunen, Simo, Kautiainen, Hannu, Eriksson, Johan G., Korhonen, Päivi E.

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HIGH CAROTID RADIAL PULSE WAVE VELOCITY MAY BE CONNECTED TO LOWER QUALITY OF LIFE MEASURED BY SF-36 QUESTIONNAIRE von Kantola, I., Tervo, J., Koskio, L., Haijanen, J., Hermansson, H., Kantola, T., Merikari, M., Mäkelä, P., Rehunen, S., Varis, J.

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7B.08: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND ITS VARIATION AND THE USE OF BETA BLOCKING AGENTS AND STATINS DECREASE QUALITY OF LIFE IN DRUG-TREATED HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS von Kantola, I, Merikari, M, Tervo, J, Koskio, L, Haijanen, J, Hermansson, H, Kantola, T, Mäkelä, P, Rehunen, S, Varis, J

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P5459Blood pressure explains carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity in females but age in males von Kantola, I.M., Tervo, J., Koskio, L., Haijanen, J., Hermansson, H., Kantola, T., Merikari, M., Makela, P., Rehunen, S., Varis, J.

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[PP.15.31] LIFESTYLE FACTORS EXPLAIN CAROTID-FEMORAL PULSE WAVE VELOCITY IN FINNISH HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS von Kantola, I., Tervo, J., Koskio, L., Haijanen, J., Hermansson, H., Kantola, T., Merikari, M., Makela, P., Rehunen, S., Varis, J.

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Miten kaupungistuminen ja väestön ikääntyminen vaikuttavat vapaa-ajan asumisen suosioon? von Strandell, Anna, Pitkänen, Kati, Rehunen, Antti

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Second home mobility in Finland: Patterns, practices and relations of leisure oriented mobile lifestyle von Mervi Johanna Hiltunen, Antti Rehunen

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Monipaikkaisuuden ja paikkariippumattomuuden vaikutukset alue- ja yhdyskuntarakenteeseen von Rehunen, Antti, Pitkänen, Kati, Strandell, Anna, Nurmio, Kimmo

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825 CAROTID-FEMORAL PULSE WAVE VELOCITY IN FINNISH HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS WAS EXPLAINED BY AGE AND CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS von Kantola, Ilkka, Tervo, Jerry, Hermansson, Henrika, Hujanen, Kari, Kantola, Taru, Merikari, Martti, MÃkelÃ, Pekka, Rehunen, Simo, Varis, Juha

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Lomalla kylän lomassa? Kylämökkeilyn rajaaminen, nykytila ja muutokset von Mia Vepsäläinen, Antti Rehunen

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New working spaces in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area: Understanding location factors and implications for planning von Di Marino, Mina, Rehunen, Antti, Tiiu, Maija, Lapintie, Kimmo

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