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Neighborhoods, Health Research, and Its Relevance to Public Policy

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Abstract This chapter begins with a discussion of whether research on the health effects of neighborhoods will have an impact on public policy. It then discusses the barriers that research can help break down, past efforts to improve neighborhoods, challenges to conducting research, and addressing challenges to solution-oriented research.

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