Few studies have investigated the influences of the multilevel built environment (BE) factors
on jogging, compared with walking or cycling. This study explored neighborhood and street …

Housing deprivation is a key determinant of the capacity to prevent infection and to recover
from a disease because poor housing prevents adequate sheltering during a quarantine …

Purpose It is observed that the COVID-19 Pandemic mostly restricts people's movement and
walking habits. In this direction, this study aims to highlight how the walking behaviors of …

Walkability is a popular and ubiquitous term at the intersection of urban planning and public
health. As the number of potential walkability measures grows in the literature, there is a …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, people have been required adaptations in leisure-time
physical activity (PA) especially due to restrictive policies concerning indoor sport facilities …

The promotion of physical activity and well-being calls for sociological knowledge of the
factors that constrain individual's activities, especially among disadvantaged populations …

The lack of public spaces, recreational areas, and sports facilities in older city
neighborhoods, as well as the importance of people's social and economic well-being, have …

Spatial education interventions in the built environment may increase engagement with
urban greenspace. This research was a natural experimental study with mixed-method …

Dementia is a global public health priority. Physical activity has myriad health benefits,
including for reducing dementia risk. To increase physical activity, detailed understanding of …

Although member checking is a well-established strategy for appraising credibility, there is a
lack of research reporting procedures and outcomes when using this strategy. In recent …