A recent systematic review summarizes existent literature surrounding the associations between the neighbourhood built environment and health-related fitness in adult populations, and also summarizes studies that have considered these associations after controlling for physical activity.

Results from: “An exploration of parent perceptions of a take-home loose parts play kit intervention during the COVID-19 pandemic” Naish...

Results from: “The Effectiveness of an 8-week Physical Activity Intervention Involving Wearable Activity Trackers and an eHealth...

Results from: “Neighbourhood environment facilitators and barriers to outdoor activity during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in...

Results from: "Dog ownership, dog walking, and social capital" Koohsari MJ, Yasunaga A, Shibata A, Ishii K, Miyawaki R, Araki K, Nakaya...

Results from: “Built environment design and cancer prevention through the lens of inequality” Koohsari MJ, Nakaya T, McCormack GR, Oka K...

Results from: “'Cul-de-sacs make you fat': homebuyer and land developer perceptions of neighbourhood walkability, bikeability,...

Results from: “Perceived anxiety and physical activity behaviour changes during the early stages of COVID-19 restrictions in...

Results from: “Associations between the built environment and physical activity among adults with low socio-economic status in Canada: a...

Results from: “ Associations between neighbourhood street pattern, neighbourhood socioeconomic status and sleep in adults” Lukic R,...

Results from: “ A longitudinal residential relocation study of changes in street layout and physical activity” McCormack, GR, Koohsari,...

Results from: "Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour: A Qualitative Study in a Canadian City"...