Given that recent literature reviews on physical activity in urban parks deliberately excluded
qualitative findings, we reviewed qualitative research on this topic informed by a published …

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I draw upon anthropological engagements with bioscience and embodiment in order to
unpack current approaches to defining and preventing diabetes mellitus. The analysis stems …

A syndemic involves two or more afflictions that, by interacting synergistically, contribute to
excess burdens of disease. A syndemic approach to prevention, meanwhile, focuses on …

This study investigates whether dog-ownership and neighborhood characteristics are
associated with sense of community (SC) and neighborhood-based recreational walking …

This article contributes to the literature on One Health and public health ethics by expanding
the principle of solidarity. We conceptualise solidarity to encompass not only practices …

Regular physical activity is associated with numerous health benefits, including the
prevention of many chronic diseases and conditions or a reduction in their adverse effects …

Background Dog-owners tend to be more physically active than non-owners; however, dogs
have also been shown to inhibit physical activity for non-owners, under some circumstances …

High concentrations of H2O2 are being tested for in situ oxidation and remediation of buried
organic contaminants in soils and groundwater. Peroxide is being considered as a direct …

In efforts to become “smart cities,” local governments are adopting various technologies that
promise opportunities for increasing participation by expanding access to public comment …