➤ Why do neighbourhood and the built environment matter for health-related lifestyles?
Neighbourhoods affect lifestyles through food availability, walkability, green spaces, air quality, noise, and safety. These physical and social features determine opportunities for exercise, healthy eating, social interaction, and stress exposure. Areas with poor infrastructure often show higher obesity, respiratory disease, and mental health problems, so urban planning and local services play a key preventive role.
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