Improving Cardiometabolic Health Through Built Environment Policy
Population health improves when daily movement and food access are designed into environments.
- Urban design and transport policy are upstream health interventions.
- Food access policy affects baseline dietary quality at population scale.
- Evaluation should track equity impacts, not only mean effects.
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