Cross-sectional and prospective associations between active living environments and accelerometer-assessed physical activity in the EPIC-Norfolk cohort

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A recent publication in Health and Place aimed to systematically identify, map out, and describe geographical information systems-based approaches for measuring children's neighborhood geographies for physical activity behaviors. https://t.co/CY13CNsnDK ht

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New EPIC-Norfolk paper by @samanthahajna and colleagues in Health & Place finds older adults living in more dense/mixed land-use areas are more sedentary & less active. Adults who perceive living in more activity-friendly accumulate more total act

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