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Associations of food outlet exposure near secondary schools with food outlet use and unhealthy food intake during school time in England
Background Amid rising childhood obesity, local governments in England are introducing planning policies to restrict opening of new takeaways near schools. Extending the focus beyond outlets targeted by these policies, we analyse relationships between different types of food outlets near schools, fo
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