Does urban environment at birth and adolescence affect cardiometabolic morbidity in adolescents? Results from the PARIS birth cohort study

Léa Lefebvre; Emmanuel Marion; Frédérique Prédali; Malika Viola; Thierry Feuillet; Céline Roda; Isabelle Momas

doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2026.103622

February 5, 2026Health & Place

Does urban environment at birth and adolescence affect cardiometabolic morbidity in adolescents? Results from the PARIS birth cohort study

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Cardiometabolic morbidity is significantly influenced by the urban environment adolescents are born into and grow up in.
Findings indicate a notable association between urban settings and increased cardiometabolic issues during adolescence.
Observational analysis from the PARIS birth cohort reveals health risks associated with urbanity at critical developmental stages.
These results highlight the necessity for expanded research on environmental factors affecting long-term adolescent health.

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Observational analysis investigates cardiometabolic morbidity linked to urban surroundings at birth and adolescence, suggesting significant health implications.

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