Modeling a bivariate residential‐workplace neighborhood effect when estimating the effect of proximity to fast‐food establishments on body mass index
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Peter James | A James O'Malley | Jinyoung Byun | Todd A MacKenzie | S V Subramanian | Jason P Block | A. J. O’Malley | J. Block | T. Mackenzie | J. Byun | S. Subramanian | Peter James
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