Exploring the group heterogeneity in the impact of social cohesion on the walking frequency of older adults in China.

Front Public Health · 2024 · PMC11322150 · PMID 39145159

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As expected, the effect of perceived walkability is highly significant and positively related to the social cohesion for both males (0.225) and females (0.325), with a higher impact on female older adults.

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