This work conducted in collaboration between the University of Montreal and Inserm provides new information on the relationships between residential neighborhoods and blood pressure.

In a forthcoming article in Preventive Medicine, Noëlla Karusisi sought to identify the characteristics of residential environments associated with the practice of jogging.

A recently published article in PLoS One examined whether the supermarket where people do most of their food shopping is associated with body weight and fat.

The sixth information letter of the RECORD Study has been sent to the participants of the study.

In this article, Cinira Lefèvre examined whether different characteristics of the physical environment, service environment, and social-interactional environment were associated with the body mass index and waist circumference of the RECORD participants