Risk of cancer increases with age; and socioeconomic factors have been shown to be
relevant for (predictive of) cancer risk-related behaviors and cancer early detection and …

Context Socioeconomically disadvantaged adults have lower engagement in leisure-time
physical activity than those who are more affluent. Identification of correlates of physical …

The use of active transportation (AT), such as walking, cycling, or even public transit, as a
means of transport offers an opportunity to increase youth physical activity and improve …

This study examines whether loneliness explains the association between perceived
everyday discrimination and depressive symptoms among older adults as well as whether …

Routine physical activity is important for everyone, and most urban areas have an
infrastructure of neighborhood parks that are intended to serve as a setting for recreation …

The issue of urban safety is a research topic that has attracted the attention of scholars for
several years, particularly in relation to the effects of individual and environmental variables …

Background Current knowledge regarding the relationship between segregation and body
weight is derived mainly from cross-sectional data. Longitudinal studies are needed to …

Abstract Background/Purpose Daily physical activity is known to improve personal health
and well-being and can often be influenced by one's living environment. A qualitative …

The hospitality model called" Albergo Diffuso"(AD), or" scattered hotel," has been engneered
by Mr Giancarlo Dall'Ara and described by The New York Times as a way of bringing life …

Background. Socioeconomic barriers can prevent successful kidney transplant (KT) but are
difficult to measure efficiently in clinical settings. We created and validated an individual …