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The study of the obesogenicity of Canadian communities using GIS

Authors: R. M. Szyngiel

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TypeMaster’s thesis
Author R. M. Szyngiel
Publication Year 2007
Title The study of the obesogenicity of Canadian communities using GIS
City Toronto, ON
Department The Joint Master's Program in Spatial Analysis
University Ryerson University
Publication Language English
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HealthHousingSociety and community

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Data Used

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

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