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Radimer, 1992
defined food poverty as the inability to acquire or consume an adequate/sufficient quantity of food in socially acceptable ways/ the percieved inability to do so
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WHO, 2008
social determinants of health are circumstances shaped by distribution of power, money and resources at global/national/local levels. responsible for health inequalities, and unfair differences within/between countries.
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Health Scotland, 2019
social determinants health: include employment, social exclusion, public health programmes, gender, poverty, income, wealth, power etc
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BBC, 2018
Indore in India is 50% vegetarian
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Black, 2010
investigated spatial variation in obesogenic environments, found black neighbourhoods and less £ ones had higheer levels of obesity due to amenity access (or lack thereof)
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Frank et al., 2010
Walkability; characteristics of a place that encouraging its residents to move about and explore on foot
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Engels, 1845
saw society of neglect, having witnessed effects of industrial revolution was concerned about health in urban society
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Virchow, 1848
medicine is a socical science and so therefore should be treated as such, social solutions > biomedical ones, proposed land and housing reform
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Buchan, 2018
North/South Health divide, wealth pockets in London and wealthy southern regions
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Williams, 2007
therapeutic landscapes, they inspire health promoting effects
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WHO, 2008
social injustice is killing people on a grand scale, what good is it to send people back to the very environments that made them sick?
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Swinburn et al., 2008
defined obesogenic envrironments as contributing to or inspiring obesity as theyr're not conducive to a healthy well-being
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