Add to ORKGObesity is recognized as a national problem. Poor diet and insufficient exercise are the accepted causes. Factors such as our culture and our built environments are increasingly being explored as potential contributing factors to obesity; specifically
There is a lack of research on obesity that uses primary data and fine-grained information on neighb...
Obesity and associated chronic conditions are endemic among the American population with rates dispr...
Obesity is a major public health issue, affecting both developed and developing societies. Obesity i...
We study the relationship between urban sprawl and obesity. Using data that tracks individuals over ...
ABSTRACT: In this paper we examine the relationship between obesity and the characteristics of metr...
Abstract: We study the relationship between urban sprawl and obesity. Using data that tracks individ...
We study the relationship between urban sprawl and obesity. Using data that tracks individuals over ...
Obesity, shown to lead to many health problems including cancer and heart disease, is becoming an ep...
In the U.S., urban sprawl and the rise in obesity rates have been two powerful trends during the lat...
Persistent trends in overweight and obesity have resulted in a rapid research effort focused on buil...
Urban sprawl is thought to be a risk factor for childhood obesity primarily because the physical env...
In this paper, we examine the effect of changes in population density—urban sprawl—between 1970 and ...
Some studies have established relationships between neighborhood conditions and health. However, the...
Urban sprawl concerns planners, urban economists, and city governments because of several negative s...
Obesity is a major global health concern, but few studies have examined the spatial distribution of ...
There is a lack of research on obesity that uses primary data and fine-grained information on neighb...
Obesity and associated chronic conditions are endemic among the American population with rates dispr...
Obesity is a major public health issue, affecting both developed and developing societies. Obesity i...
We study the relationship between urban sprawl and obesity. Using data that tracks individuals over ...
ABSTRACT: In this paper we examine the relationship between obesity and the characteristics of metr...
Abstract: We study the relationship between urban sprawl and obesity. Using data that tracks individ...
We study the relationship between urban sprawl and obesity. Using data that tracks individuals over ...
Obesity, shown to lead to many health problems including cancer and heart disease, is becoming an ep...
In the U.S., urban sprawl and the rise in obesity rates have been two powerful trends during the lat...
Persistent trends in overweight and obesity have resulted in a rapid research effort focused on buil...
Urban sprawl is thought to be a risk factor for childhood obesity primarily because the physical env...
In this paper, we examine the effect of changes in population density—urban sprawl—between 1970 and ...
Some studies have established relationships between neighborhood conditions and health. However, the...
Urban sprawl concerns planners, urban economists, and city governments because of several negative s...
Obesity is a major global health concern, but few studies have examined the spatial distribution of ...
There is a lack of research on obesity that uses primary data and fine-grained information on neighb...
Obesity and associated chronic conditions are endemic among the American population with rates dispr...
Obesity is a major public health issue, affecting both developed and developing societies. Obesity i...