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For the participants
Welcome on the RECORD Study website
"Residential Environment and CORonary heart Disease"
An epidemiologic cohort of 7300 participants from 1915 neighborhoods of the Paris Ile-de-France region to describe social and spatial disparities in health and understand the effects of geographic life environments on health.
Recent news
Article on the VERITAS geolocation software in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine
In the second wave of the RECORD Study, we rely on the VERITAS interactive web mapping software to survey the participants of the study.
RECORD GPS Study: the pilot test started in January 2012
In the RECORD GPS Study, participants are asked to wear on a belt at the hip a GPS and an accelerometer from wake up to bedtime for 7 consecutive days.
Seventh information letter of the RECORD Study
The seventh information letter of the RECORD Study has been sent to the participants of the study.
Urbanization and socioeconomic profiles of neighborhoods related to blood pressure (Journal of Hypertension)
This work conducted in collaboration between the University of Montreal and Inserm provides new information on the relationships between residential neighborhoods and blood pressure.
Article in Preventive Medicine: the environments that encourage jogging
In an article published in Preventive Medicine, Noëlla Karusisi sought to identify the characteristics of residential environments associated with the practice of jogging.
Application de géolocalisation VERITAS
Supermarket brands and characteristics and excess weight and abdominal fat
The physical, service, and social environments: associations with weight status and abdominal fat?
Social inequalities in residential exposure to road traffic noise: An environmental justice study