Relationship Between Urban Sprawl and Physical Activity, Obesity, and Morbidity¶
Ewing, R. (2003). Relationship Between Urban Sprawl and Physical Activity, Obesity, and Morbidity.
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- Urban Sprawl
- Public health research links the built environment of sprawl to lower rates of walking, higher rates of obesity and cardiovascular disease, and greater automobile crash exposure
This sourceA cross-sectional finding that residents of sprawling US counties walk less and have higher obesity and hypertension prevalence.
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“Residents of sprawling counties were likely to walk less during leisure time, weigh more, and have greater prevalence of hypertension than residents of compact counties.”
- Public health research links the built environment of sprawl to lower rates of walking, higher rates of obesity and cardiovascular disease, and greater automobile crash exposure
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