Health & Place 

TL;DR: A systematic review of studies that focused on food access and food desert research in the United States finds findings from other countries offer insight into ways, in which future research, policy development and program implementation in the U.S. may continue to be explored.

TL;DR: GIS-based measures were the most common measures, but were less consistently associated with diet than other measures, and few studies examined dimensions of affordability, accommodation, and acceptability.

TL;DR: The primary aims of this paper are to review the concept of social capital and related constructs and to provide a brief guide to their operationalization and measurement, focusing on four existing constructs: collective efficacy, psychological sense of community, neighborhood cohesion and community competence.

TL;DR: Less green space in people's living environment coincided with feelings of loneliness and with perceived shortage of social support, and partly mediated the relation between green space and health.

TL;DR: A systematic search of the epidemiologic literature on built environment and obesity and identified 63 relevant papers, which were then evaluated for the quality of between-study evidence found very little between- Study similarity in methods in both types of approaches prevented estimation of pooled effects.