Residential Environments and Obesity: What Can We Learn about Policy Interventions from Observational Studies?

Jeffrey Morenoff; Ana Diez Roux; Ben Hansen; Theresa Osypuk

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Residential Environments and Obesity: What Can We Learn about Policy Interventions from Observational Studies?

Jeffrey Morenoff, Ana Diez Roux, Ben Hansen and Theresa Osypuk

01 Jan 2008

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Health Behavior (I12)

Health: Government Policy, Regulation, Public Health (I18)

Policy

Residential

State and Local Government: Other Expenditure Categories (H76)

Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics: Housing Demand (R21)

Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics: Regional Migration, Regional Labor Markets, Population, Neighborhood Characteristics (R23)

Obesity

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Title: Residential Environments and Obesity: What Can We Learn about Policy Interventions from Observational Studies?
Creators: Jeffrey Morenoff - University of Michigan
Ana Diez Roux - University of Michigan
Ben Hansen - University of Michigan
Theresa Osypuk - University of Michigan
Contributors: Harold Pollack (Editor)
George A Kaplan (Editor)
Robert F Schoeni (Editor)
James S House (Editor)
Publisher: National Poverty Center
Resource Type: Conference paper
Language: English
Academic Unit: Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Other Identifier: 9780871547477; 0871547473; 991020112148404721

Residential Environments and Obesity: What Can We Learn about Policy Interventions from Observational Studies?

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