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A Study of the Impact of Changes in the Built Environment on the Self-Rated Health of Residents in Corporate Communities
(1) Background: Only a limited number of studies have investigated the mechanisms and discrepancies in the impact of neighbourhood built environment alteration on residents’ self-assessed health in corporate communities; (2) Aims and objectives of the study: To evaluate the long-term associations of
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