Longitudinal association between density of retail food stores and body mass index in Mexican school children and adolescents.

For example, on average, living in municipalities with a higher density of fruit and vegetable stores (across all quartiles of fruit/vegetable stores) was associated with a decreasing trend of BMI for all ages, but the magnitude was higher for adolescents (see Supplementary Table S6c ).

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The highest quartile of density of supermarkets was associated with an increasing trend of BMI in earlier ages, but a decrease in BMI for later years (see Supplementary Table S6e ).

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