No 109 The prevention paradox and population strategies applied to transport
Top line: Interventions addressing a large number of people who are at a small risk may be more effective in...
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108: Association between midlife cardiorespiratory fitness levels and later-life Dementia
Top line: A large cohort study provides direct evidence that physical activity contributes to a lower risk of dementia in...
Read more107: Behaviour change techniques to promote walking and cycling: Systematic Review
Top line: In understanding which behaviour change techniques are most effective in promoting walking and cycling there is increasing evidence...
Read moreNo 106: Evidence form the 2011 Census on Walking, Cycling and Driving to work
Top line: England and Wales remain car-dependent, but the trends are slightly more encouraging. Unlike many health behaviours, it is...
Read moreNo. 105 The benefits of residential motor vehicle parking management
Top line: Motor vehicle users have come to expect free residential parking, yet free parking is not an entitlement. Market...
Read more104: Effectiveness of Safe Routes to School Programmes
Top line: In the US, one of the most car-dominated countries in the world, political commitment has enabled funding of...
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