Higher Neighborhood Drivability Is Associated With a Higher Diabetes Risk in Younger Adults: A Population-Based Cohort Study in Toronto, Canada.

Nicolette Roelina den BraverJoline W J BeulensC Fangyun WuGhazal S FazliPeter GozdyraNicholas A HowellJeroen LakerveldJohn S MoinFemke RuttersJohannes BrugRahim MoineddinGillian L Booth

Published in: Diabetes care (2023)

High neighborhood drivability is a risk factor for diabetes, particularly in younger adults. This finding has important implications for future urban design policies.

Keyphrases

type diabetes
cardiovascular disease
glycemic control
physical activity
public health
current status
metabolic syndrome
adipose tissue