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    “…This study examines associations between commute patterns and mental health using survey data in 11 Latin American cities. METHODS: Using a survey conducted by the Development Bank of Latin America in 2016, we measured the presence of depressive symptoms using the 10-item Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression (CESD-10) screening scale. …”
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    Commute patterns and depression: Evidence from eleven Latin American cities
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    “…The study aims were: (1) to compare participant’s spatial trajectories in four Ciclovía Recreativa programs in Latin America (Bogotá, Mexico City, Santiago de Cali, and Santiago de Chile) according to socioeconomic characteristics and urban segregation of these cities; and (2) to assess the relationship between participants’ physical activity (PA) levels and sociodemographic characteristics. …”
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    Social Inclusion and Physical Activity in Ciclovía Recreativa Programs in Latin America
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    “…In this study we, 1) identified city profiles based on the built landscape and street design characteristics of cities in Latin America and 2) evaluated the associations of city profiles with social determinants of health and air pollution. …”
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    Built environment profiles for Latin American urban settings: The SALURBAL study
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    “…While income gradients and gender inequalities in excess weight have been noted elsewhere, data from Latin American cities is lacking. We analyzed gender-specific associations between city-level women’s empowerment and income inequality with individual-level overweight/obesity, assessing how these associations vary by individual education or living conditions within cities in Latin America. …”
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    Are Women’s Empowerment and Income Inequality Associated with Excess Weight in Latin American Cities?
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    “…Latin America is the world’s most urbanized region and its heterogeneous urban development may impact chronic diseases. …”
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    The urban built environment and adult BMI, obesity, and diabetes in Latin American cities
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    “…In this ecological study, we used data from 208 cities in 8 Latin American countries of the SALud URBana en América Latina (SALURBAL) project. …”
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    Health and Environmental Co-Benefits of City Urban Form in Latin America: An Ecological Study
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    “…CONCLUSIONS: Across cities in Latin America, aging impact on health is significant among middle-aged adults, and among men. …”
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    Aging and self-reported health in 114 Latin American cities: gender and socio-economic inequalities
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    “…BACKGROUND: Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is one of the most urbanized and violent regions worldwide. …”
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    Variation in youth and young adult homicide rates and their association with city characteristics in Latin America: the SALURBAL study
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    Materias: “…Obesity Prevention Across Borders: The Promise of US‐Latin American Research Collaboration…”
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    Implementation of childhood obesity prevention and control policies in the United States and Latin America: Lessons for cross‐border research and practice
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    Materias: “…Obesity Prevention Across Borders: The Promise of US‐Latin American Research Collaboration…”
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    Built environment in programs to promote physical activity among Latino children and youth living in the United States and in Latin America
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    “…We used individual obesity and diabetes data from national health surveys from individuals in 178 Latin American cities, compiled and harmonized by the SALURBAL project. …”
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    Is city-level travel time by car associated with individual obesity or diabetes in Latin American cities? Evidence from 178 cities in the SALURBAL project
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    “…During three CBSD workshops, 62 stakeholders from 10 Latin American countries identified 98 variables and a series of feedback loops that shape food behaviors, transportation and health, along with 52 policy levers. …”
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    Using community-based system dynamics modeling to understand the complex systems that influence health in cities: The SALURBAL study
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    “…The SALURBAL (Urban Health in Latin America) Project is an interdisciplinary multinational network aimed at generating and disseminating actionable evidence on the drivers of health in cities of Latin America. …”
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    Assessing cohesion and diversity in the collaboration network of the SALURBAL project
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    “…The creation of such data platforms holds great promise to support researching with greater granularity the field of urban health in Latin America as well as serving as a resource for the evaluation of policies oriented to improve the health and environmental sustainability of cities.…”
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    Building a Data Platform for Cross-Country Urban Health Studies: the SALURBAL Study
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    “…The questionnaire and the process of translating the graphical selections into data that can be used for CIB analysis is described using an applied example which focuses on urban health in Latin American cities. • A questionnaire featuring a set of standardized cause-effect profiles was developed. • Cause-effect profiles were used to elicit information about the strength of linear and non-linear bivariate relationships. • The questionnaire represents an intuitive visual means for collecting data required for the conduct of CIB analysis.…”
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    Using cause-effect graphs to elicit expert knowledge for cross-impact balance analysis
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    “…There is limited evidence on the gender differences and location-specific built-environment factors associated with bicycling in Latin American cities. This study aimed to assess commuting in Bogotá by (1) analyzing the gender-specific trend of the standardized number of bicycle commuters during 2005–2017; and (2) assessing the socio-demographic, community, built-environment and natural factors associated with bicycle commuting stratified by gender. …”
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    Is the built-environment at origin, on route, and at destination associated with bicycle commuting? A gender-informed approach()
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    “…Community-based physical activity (PA) programs in Latin America have been recognized because of the use of available environmental resources to offer PA classes. …”
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    The Recreovía of Bogotá, a Community-Based Physical Activity Program to Promote Physical Activity among Women: Baseline Results of the Natural Experiment Al Ritmo de las Comunidades
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    “…Cable cars are a viable alternative to improve citizens’ accessibility in zones with limitations on urban public transport supply due to the topography. In Latin America, such systems have recently been implemented in zones with high levels of poverty and vulnerability. …”
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    User expectations and perceptions towards new public transport infrastructure: evaluating a cable car in Bogotá
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    “…BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: More research is required to understand associations of body mass index (BMI) and sarcopenia with cognition, especially in Latin America. The objective of this study was to investigate associations of BMI and sarcopenia with mild cognitive impairment in Colombia. …”
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    Associations of body mass index and sarcopenia with screen-detected mild cognitive impairment in older adults in Colombia
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    “…BACKGROUND: Community-based physical activity (PA) programs are appealing to women in Latin America and show potential for improving women’s health. …”
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    Innovative participatory evaluation methodologies to assess and sustain multilevel impacts of two community-based physical activity programs for women in Colombia
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