Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools
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Resumo: | Abstract The aim of this study was to analyze the availability of food stores in the territory of schools. Ecological study conducted in Viçosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil, with all schools (N=42) and food stores (N=656). Data were collected through the objective evaluation of the environment, and the stores were categorized into healthy, unhealthy, mixed and supermarkets. Bivariate Ripley´s K function assessed the existence of clustering of categories of stores in the territory of schools. All the schools had at least one food store in their territory. Unhealthy stores were the most common and closest to the schools. There were more stores around private schools, offering high school education, located in the central region and in the highest per capita income tercile. The bivariate Ripley´s K function showed evidence of clustering of stores at all analyzed distances (400 to 1.5 km) with up to 3 times more establishments than would be expected if they were randomly distributed. Therefore, schoolchildren were likely exposed to unhealthy food environments, regardless of neighborhood income and location, which may contribute to inadequate food choices. |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools Novaes,Taiane Gonçalves Child health Adolescent health Schools Food environment Spatial analysis |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools |
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Availability of food stores around Brazilian schools |
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Novaes,Taiane Gonçalves |
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Novaes,Taiane Gonçalves Mendes,Larissa Loures Almeida,Luciene Fátima Fernandes Ribeiro,Andréia Queiroz Costa,Bruna Vieira de Lima Claro,Rafael Moreira Pessoa,Milene Cristine |
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Mendes,Larissa Loures Almeida,Luciene Fátima Fernandes Ribeiro,Andréia Queiroz Costa,Bruna Vieira de Lima Claro,Rafael Moreira Pessoa,Milene Cristine |
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Novaes,Taiane Gonçalves Mendes,Larissa Loures Almeida,Luciene Fátima Fernandes Ribeiro,Andréia Queiroz Costa,Bruna Vieira de Lima Claro,Rafael Moreira Pessoa,Milene Cristine |
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Child health Adolescent health Schools Food environment Spatial analysis |
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Child health Adolescent health Schools Food environment Spatial analysis |
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Abstract The aim of this study was to analyze the availability of food stores in the territory of schools. Ecological study conducted in Viçosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil, with all schools (N=42) and food stores (N=656). Data were collected through the objective evaluation of the environment, and the stores were categorized into healthy, unhealthy, mixed and supermarkets. Bivariate Ripley´s K function assessed the existence of clustering of categories of stores in the territory of schools. All the schools had at least one food store in their territory. Unhealthy stores were the most common and closest to the schools. There were more stores around private schools, offering high school education, located in the central region and in the highest per capita income tercile. The bivariate Ripley´s K function showed evidence of clustering of stores at all analyzed distances (400 to 1.5 km) with up to 3 times more establishments than would be expected if they were randomly distributed. Therefore, schoolchildren were likely exposed to unhealthy food environments, regardless of neighborhood income and location, which may contribute to inadequate food choices. |
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