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Access to Neighborhood Parks Influences Family Health

  • March 25, 2017
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“What are the societal factors that influence health?

When Dr. Richard Jackson asks this question, the response often includes some combination of economics, education and culture. Rarely does he hear the one he is looking for: the physical environment of one’s neighborhood.”

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