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| + | #:: moreland & diez roux paper: diet q & food availability | ||
| + | #::: proximity to supermarket = higher 5 a day | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:54, 13 November 2009
Contents
Meetings
questions
- obesity/diabetes/food quality by geo location, linked to census data & individual level SES
- how do health outcomes vary by different levels of aggregation?
- distance
- distance to path
- distance from store1, 2, ffr to work-home path
- distance to path
- spatial realm size (home, work, store{1,2}, ffr)
- who shops where?
papers
- Where do people shop?
- conventional wisdom re: do people shop in the same tract in which they live?
- proximity does not necessarily lead to use
- moreland & diez roux paper: diet q & food availability
- proximity to supermarket = higher 5 a day
- moreland & diez roux paper: diet q & food availability
- diet quality (measured from the survey)
