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The Stanford Healthy Neighborhood Discovery Tool

Matthew Paul Buman, Sandra J. Winter, Jylana L. Sheats, Eric B. Hekler, Jennifer J. Otten, Lauren A. Grieco, Abby C. King

2013-03-15articleAmerican Journal of Preventive Medicine94 citationsgreen

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Physical Activity and Health Urban Green Space and Health

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