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What Constitutes an Obesogenic Environment in Rural Communities?
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| Title: | What Constitutes an Obesogenic Environment in Rural Communities? | | Author(s): | Tegan K. Boehmer, Sarah L. Lovegreen, Debra Haire-Joshu, Ross C. Brownson | | Publication: | American Journal of Health Promotion, July/Aug 2006, V20, I6 411 | | Keyword(s): | Obesity, Environment, Neighborhood, Physical Activity | The study examined perceived indicators of the physical environment and their association with obesity in rural communities. Several indicators of the perceived neighborhood environment were associated with being obese, including further distance to the nearest recreational facility, unpleasant community for physical activity, feeling unsafe from crime or traffic, and few non-residential destinations.
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