Dense Cities May Shield Their Poorest Residents From Diabetes, Israeli Study Finds
A study of 127 Israeli municipalities shows that the socioeconomic gradient in diabetes prevalence varies with population density, with denser ...
A study of 127 Israeli municipalities shows that the socioeconomic gradient in diabetes prevalence varies with population density, with denser ...
A study of 410 Hong Kong adults aged 60 to 80 found that perceived social cohesion, aesthetics, safety and walkability ...
A scoping review of 14 studies finds that community-driven interventions show promise for preventing non-communicable diseases in urban South Asia, ...
A New Delhi study of 300 adults found that residents of high-traffic areas had roughly three times the odds of ...
A systematic review of 59 publications finds that only three define spatial determinants of health, exposing a conceptual vacuum in ...
A survey of 186 cancer patients at a Pennsylvania cancer center found that roughly a quarter had used cannabis since ...
A study of 1,557 older South Koreans living alone finds that social capital buffers the depressive effects of housing deprivation, ...
A new PLOS Climate essay argues that flood-driven sanitation failures in urban informal settlements are a core driver of cholera ...
Researchers used natural language processing on six years of interviews to show that a large UK research consortium needed nearly ...
A landmark umbrella review of 49 systematic reviews finds that urban climate actions deliver modest health co-benefits, mainly through active ...
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