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Obesity and the Built Environment
Journal of the American Dietetic Association · 2005 · Vol. 105(5) · pp. 110–117
Urban Transport and AccessibilityObesity, Physical Activity, DietNoise Effects and ManagementWalkabilityBuilt environmentUrban sprawlObesityEnvironmental healthPsychological interventionResidencePsychologyLand useMedicine
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City PlanningEnvironmentHumansObesitySocial EnvironmentExercise
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