Operationalizing the Health-Environment Nexus: Measuring Environmental Health Inequalities to Inform Policy

Caudeville, Julien

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“…The problem of the prior studies in the field is, however, that they used various data, operationalizations, and study designs, which is why their results cannot really be compared (Caudeville 2021, Ebi 2021 Fifth, environmental living conditions can affect health in addition to individual characteristics, which is why the requirements for the data are high. It is accordingly important also to include the third variable at the individual level to control for complexity and diversity in the determinants of health.…”

Section: A More Holistic Approach To Environmental Healthmentioning

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Health consequences of exposure to environmental living conditions

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The association of unhealthy and healthy food accessibility with obesity prevalence among adults in the Netherlands: A spatial analysis Highlights• Evidence on the spatial association of food supply with obesity is rare for Europe.• Unhealthy & healthy food accessibility are globally related to obesity prevalence.• There are local differences in the associations between regional subtypes.• Unhealthy food accessibility proved most important for obesity in urban regions.• The wider food surrounding is more important than the immediate food surrounding. Highlights• A suboptimal living environment has short and long-term negative effects on physical health among people aged 18+ in Germany.• Worsening of environmental pollution seems to be more relevant for men's health.• Due to the methodological approach used, the findings provide strong evidence for causality.• Even short-term changes in living environment can influence people's physical health.• Living environment is essential to fighting existing health inequalities.

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Section: A More Holistic Approach To Environmental Healthmentioning

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Health consequences of exposure to environmental living conditions

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Operationalizing the Health-Environment Nexus: Measuring Environmental Health Inequalities to Inform Policy

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Health consequences of exposure to environmental living conditions

Health consequences of exposure to environmental living conditions

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