Melanie K Bean, Bethany Brady Spalding, Elizabeth Theriault, Kayla-Brooke Dransfield, Alexandra Sova, Mary Dunne Stewart
Salad Bars Increased Selection and Decreased Consumption of Fruits and Vegetables 1 Month After Installation in Title I Elementary Schools: A Plate Waste Study
Journal of nutrition education and behavior
aimed determine whether neighborhood socioeconomic characteristics associated coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 incidence elementary school children associated characteristics obtained data number infected children 282 public elementary schools socioeconomic characteristics school district osaka city japan examined associations variables negative binomial regression analyses proportion employment wholesale retail trade industry college graduation rate significantly positively negatively associated respectively total number covid19infected children discovered percentages employment accommodation food service industries wave 2 wholesale retail trade industries wave 3 healthcare social assistance industries wave 5 significantly positively associated number infected children likewise college graduation rate wave 5 significantly negatively associated number infected children findings provide insight relevant important areas focus public health policymakers practitioners ensure reduced disparities covid19 infection rates