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Associations Between Access to Food Stores and Adolescent Body Mass Index

Oct 2, 2007

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Summarizes a study of the link between the availability of supermarkets and other types of food stores and adolescents' body mass index and overweight prevalence in a neighborhood. Compares associations by race/ethnicity and mother's employment status.

Associations Between Access to Food Stores and Adolescent Body Mass Index

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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

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English

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North America / United States

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Title: Associations Between Access to Food Stores and Adolescent Body Mass Index
Publication date 2007-10-02
Publication Year 2007
Authors Deanna Lewis , Lisa M. Powell
Copyright holder(s) Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords BMI , food stores , access to food , body mass index , supermarkets
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/associations-between-access-to-food-stores-and-adolescent-body-mass-index.html
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