Neighborhood Safety, Collective Efficacy, and Obesity in Women with Young Children

Hillary L. Burdette, Thomas A. Wadden and Robert C. Whitaker

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Abstract: The characteristics of neighborhoods can influence how and where people spend their time, and unsafe neighborhoods are often thought to contribute to the obesity epidemic by decreasing outdoor activity.

Keywords: safety; residence; characteristics; environment; mothers; crime (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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