ArticleFrontiers in public health2022
Access to quality health resources and environmental toxins affect the relationship between brain structure and BMI in a sample of pre and early adolescents.
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Background: Environmental resources are related to childhood obesity risk and altered brain development, but whether these relationships are stable or if they have sustained impact is unknown. Here, we utilized a multidimensional index of childhood neighborhood conditions to compare the influence of various social and environmental disparities (SED) on body mass index (BMI)-brain relationships over a 2-year period in early adolescence. Methods: Data were gathered the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study Results: Youth living in areas with lower COI Conclusion: Collectively our findings demonstrate that neighborhood SEDs for health-promoting resources play a particularly important role in moderating relationships between brain and BMI in early adolescence regardless of family-level financial resources.
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