Exposure to individual and multiple carcinogenic metals during paediatric age: an experience from an Italian urban scenario
BACKGROUND:
Gender Differences
Gender Differences in the Association Between Neighbourhood walkability and health-status, A pilot study in Canberra/Australia
Self-reported and objectively-determined neighborhood built characteristics are associated with walking. This study investigated whether associations between the neighborhood built environment features and neighborhood walkability Index varied by sociodemographic and health-related characteristics. A random sample number of 385 adults (male=162, female=222) completed postal questionnaire capturing neighborhood walkability, socio-demographic characteristics, walking attitudes, and health-related characteristics (BMI).