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Linking childhood obesity to the built environment: a multi-level analysis of home and school neighbourhood factors associated with body mass index.
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has major subject area list Environment Design; Obesity; Residence Characteristics; Schools
information resource reference Gilliland JA, Rangel CY, Healy MA, Tucker P, Loebach JE, Hess PM, He M, Irwin JD, Wilk P. Linking childhood obesity to the built environment: a multi-level analysis of home and school neighbourhood factors associated with body mass index. Can J Public Health. 2012 Jul 26; 103(9 Suppl 3):eS15-21.
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