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Understanding the Relationship Between the Retail Food Environment Index and Early Childhood Obesity Among WIC Participants in Los Angeles County Using GeoDa

Understanding the Relationship Between the Retail Food Environment Index and Early Childhood Obesity Among WIC Participants in Los Angeles County Using GeoDa

Understanding the Relationship Between the Retail Food Environment Index and Early Childhood Obesity Among WIC Participants in Los Angeles County Using GeoDa

Authors of this article:

Maria Koleilat1 ;   Shannon E Whaley1 ;   Abdelmonem A Afifi2 ;   Leobardo Estrada2 ;   Gail G Harrison2
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