Characterising urban green space density and footpath-accessibility in models of BMI

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Characterising urban green space density and footpath-accessibility in models of BMI https://t.co/u7MTpVjHJO

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RT @SusanParham: Once again, spatiality matters to health: ‘We find suggestive evidence that being exposed to lower levels of green space,…

25 May 2020

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RT @MaritaHennessy: Characterising urban #greenspace density & footpath-accessibility in models of BMI (using @tilda_tcd data) https://t.co…

25 May 2020

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Once again, spatiality matters to health: ‘We find suggestive evidence that being exposed to lower levels of green space, as proxied by a 1600 m footpath-accessible network buffer centred on one’s residential address, is associated with increased BMI.’ ht

25 May 2020

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