在加州成年人中散步。

Susan H Babey, Joelle Wolstein, Allison L Diamant
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这份政策简报描述了加州成年人的两种步行方式:交通步行和休闲步行。利用2013-14年加州健康访谈调查的数据,该研究发现,自2003年以来,这两种步行方式的流行程度都有所增加。步行在交通和休闲方面的流行程度因年龄、收入、种族/民族以及社区安全和凝聚力而异。需要州和地方政策制定者以及社区做出更多努力,以缩小差距并促进成年人步行。
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Walking Among California Adults.

This policy brief describes two types of walking among California adults: walking for transportation and walking for leisure. Using data from the 2013-14 California Health Interview Survey, the study found that the prevalence of both types of walking has increased since 2003. The prevalence of walking for both transportation and leisure varies with age, income, race/ethnicity, and neighborhood safety and cohesion. Additional efforts by state and local policymakers, as well as by communities, are needed to reduce disparities and promote walking among adults.

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