What’s this about?
The Built Environment & Health (BEH) project is an interdisciplinary program of research at Columbia University. Led by epidemiologist Andrew Rundle, BEH uses spatial data to examine the implications of the built environment, including land use, public transit, and housing, for physical activity, diet, obesity, and other aspects of health. With a focus on New York City, BEH research will inform public policy to promote health in the city and metropolitan area. BEH is affiliated with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholars program at Columbia.
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We welcome you to select from the following sections of the BEH website to find out the latest about the project. You may also have a look at the project overview, or contact us if you have further questions.
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Who's Who
The investigators, staff, and assistants actively affiliated with BEH project.
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Research Articles
Comprehensive archive of BEH projects, research and policy briefs, working papers, white papers, news, and activities.
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Announcements
Comprehensive archive of BEH announcements, notices, and reminders.
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In the Press
Links to popular media coverage of the BEH project.
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Media Kit
Downloads particularly geared for journalist inquirig into the BEH project
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Links
Links to related organizations, projects, and news.
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