Longitudinal impact of changes in the residential built environment on physical activity: findings from the ENABLE London cohort study

@PANDA_SPHSG @KylieHesketh More recently, longitudinal studies providing stronger evidence of associations of BE with health: Claryet al. ENABLE London https://t.co/xlCUpHGgko; Chandrabose et al. https://t.co/O4L6RGx3vt

Two components of walkability, residential density & land use mix, are strongly & +vely associated with increased physical activity. - Greater land use offers accessibility to services & employment - Residential density provides a critical mass

Interesting #ENABLE study found that change in some residential built environment features impacted physical activity 🏘️. Positive change in #walkability associated with an increase in daily steps/moderate-to-vigorous physical activity. Read: @IJBNPA https

RT @IJBNPA: Latest @IJBNPA Moving to environments that are designed to be more walkable can help increase steps per day - new evidence from…