Deciphering the stroke–built environment nexus in transitional cities: Conceptual framework, empirical evidence, and implications for proactive planning intervention

Cities6.70
Volume: 94, Pages: 116 - 128
Published: Nov 1, 2019
Abstract
Adverse lifestyle-associated health outcomes, and stroke in particular, have been aggravated in transitional countries under high-speed urbanisation. Against this backdrop, deciphering the nexus between built environments (BEs) and lifestyle-associated health outcomes is of importance for crafting proactive interventions. The existing literature on this topic, however, fails to sufficiently capture the multiplicity of health-related BEs and, in...
Paper Details
Title
Deciphering the stroke–built environment nexus in transitional cities: Conceptual framework, empirical evidence, and implications for proactive planning intervention
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
94
Pages
116 - 128
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