Walkability indicators are a pivotal method to evaluate the role of the built environment in
people's decisions regarding active mobility, contributing to help promote more sustainable …

Urban environments contribute substantially to the rising burden of cardiometabolic
diseases worldwide. Cities are complex adaptive systems that continually exchange …

Importance Social determinants of health play a role in diabetes management and
outcomes, including potentially life-threatening complications of severe hypoglycemia and …

Importance Hyperglycemic crises (ie, diabetic ketoacidosis [DKA] and hyperglycemic
hyperosmolar state [HHS]) are life-threatening acute complications of diabetes. Efforts to …

Numerous studies have explored the equity of walkability; however, most research has
mainly focused on macro-level features of built environments, such as accessibility …

Recent studies have shown that social infrastructure–community spaces, places of worship,
social businesses, and parks–help build social ties, mitigate political polarization, and …

Objectives: There is growing attention to health equity in health informatics research.
However, the literature lacks a comprehensive framework outlining critical considerations for …

Objectives Guided by the social ecological model, this study aimed to examine the relations
of built environments (ie, walking/cycling infrastructure, recreation facilities, neighborhood …

Walkability is an important issue in urban planning equity, which is primarily influenced by
the objective environment and subjective perception. However, assessing the objective …

How uneven is the proximity to public amenities like libraries and schools among racial
groups, or children and older people? This paper uses a catchment area approach to …