Differences In Neighborhood Food Environment May Contribute To Disparities In Obesity

Information on a recent health study from Columbia University:

Differences In Neighborhood Food Environment May Contribute To Disparities In Obesity

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Published:: July 17, 2009 / 1:58 pm

Category:: Culture, History

Tags:: Columbia University, food, health, New York City, obesity, public health policy

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