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Are Neighborhood Environmental Attributes More Important for Older Than for Younger Adults’ Walking? Testing Effect Modification by Age

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2014The Built Environment, Physical Activity, and Aging in the United States: A State of the Science Review

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2010Public Health Perspectives on Household Travel Surveys71 cited

2017Prospective Associations of Local Destinations and Routes With Middle-to-Older Aged Adults’ Walking25 cited

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