Cross-sectional study examines fruit and vegetable availability and weight among urban public housing residents, suggesting implications for health interventions.
This cross-sectional study examined the presence of food stores and availability of fruits and vegetables in food stores with weight among urban public housing residents. While there was no association between average number of fruits or vegetables in food stores and weight, there were positive associations between number of convenience stores and weight and between number of general merchandise stores and weight.
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