ArticleCities & health2018
Restructuring the built environment to change adult health behaviors: a scoping review integrated with behavior change frameworks.
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Abstract
Built environment restructuring can improve public health through increased opportunity for healthy behaviors. Behavioral science targets individual health behaviors within place, suggesting the potential to integrate these approaches. This scoping review was one of the first to summarise the impact built environment restructuring has on health outcomes and behaviors
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