International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity volume 14Article number: 84 Cite this article. Metrics details. Research has explored associations between diet, body weight, and the food environment; however, few studies have examined historical trends in food environments. We created multilevel models adjusted for age, sex, education, and census tract poverty to examine trends in home, workplace, and commuting food environments. Proximity to and density of supermarkets, fast-food, full service restaurants, convenience stores, and bakeries increased over time for residential, workplace, and commuting environments; exposure to grocery stores decreased. Although poorer census tracts had higher access to fast-food restaurants consistently across follow-up, this disparity dissipated over time, Escort 0537 010 58 84 to larger increases in proximity to fast-food in wealthier neighborhoods. Access Escort 0537 010 58 84 most food establishment types increased over time, with similar trends across home, workplace, and commuter environments. The prevalence of obesity in the United States has risen rapidly over past decades, and research links this rise to social and environmental factors [ 123 ]. Studies have attempted to estimate how neighborhood food environments might drive changes in diet and body mass index BMI [ 4 ]. Changes to the food environment may be Escort 0537 010 58 84 to increases in away-from-home food expenditures [ 5 ], consumption of fast-food and sugar-sweetened beverages [ 6 ], and larger portion sizes [ 7 ]; however, few longitudinal studies have examined trends in food environments over the past 40 years. Recent studies have found that supermarket availability is negatively associated with obesity while fast-food availability is linked to higher BMI [ 4 ]. Despite a large number of studies, evidence for associations between food environments and obesity is still inconsistent [ 48910 ]. Food environment studies typically have several shortcomings, including reliance on inaccurate commercial databases for food establishment data, heterogeneity of food environment metrics e. Additionally, these studies generally focus on the food environment around the home, disregarding other locations that might be relevant to health, including the work and commuting environment [ 4 ]. Understanding changes in the food environment over time, as well as using multiple metrics of exposure, would provide new perspectives to estimate how access to food influences health. In four Massachusetts towns, we evaluated proximity as well as density of food establishments, and created metrics based on the home, workplace, and likely commuting route from work to home. In addition, we evaluated age, poverty, sex, and education to determine whether these factors were related to disparities in food environment exposures over time. This study used data from the Framingham Heart Study FHS Offspring Cohort and the first Omni Cohort. The FHS Offspring Cohort began in with subjects who were either the children of subjects enrolled in the FHS Original Cohort or their spouses [ 11 ]. The FHS Original Cohort enrolled a random sample of residents of Framingham, Massachusetts in the s [ 12 ]. Offspring Cohort subjects have been examined and surveyed up to eight times from enrollment throughroughly every four years. Since the FHS Offspring Cohort began, the community of Framingham has evolved. In the early s, the need to establish a new group of participants reflecting the increasing diversity of the community was recognized. The Omni Cohort was sampled in concert with the Offspring Cohort through Our final sample included Offspring and Omni Cohort subjects, excluding observations with missing census tract of residence primarily in the s when some areas had not yet been characterized into tractsor when a participant was lost to follow-up. For the home food environment analysis Additional file 1 : Figure S1we further restricted the sample to 15, observations participants in which a participant lived in the four towns with the most FHS participants: Framingham, Ashland, Holliston, and Natick, Massachusetts. We focused on these towns to allow for validation of food establishment data. For the workplace analysis, we restricted the sample to observations participants where the participant worked in these four towns. For the analysis of likely commuter routes from work to home, we restricted the sample to those who lived and worked in the four town area observations; participants. We Escort 0537 010 58 84 these establishment types in accordance with the North American Industry Classification System [ 14 ]. Additional file 1 : Table S1 shows the NAICS codes that were used as guidelines to categorize food establishments. We explored changes in the food environment over time from 1 home; 2 workplace; and 3 during the commute from work to home for each establishment type. We collected and geocoded all data for the four-town area, as well as for the 10 additional towns that surround the area which could be a source of food establishment exposure for subjects living near the borders of these towns. Using board of health data as our gold standard, we validated the final food establishment database through site visits in and — to establishments that were open at the time and by review of local boards of health and Framingham Study staff. More detail on our methodology can be found in a previous publication [ 15 ]. We gathered participant home and workplace addresses from FHS records. For participants who provided a workplace name but not an address, we examined historical yellow pages and internet sources to identify addresses. With this geocoded information and food establishment data, we created multiple food environment measures: driving distance, buffer density, and commuting exposure using ArcGIS, version 9. For each food establishment type, we estimated the driving distance via the road network from the home or workplace to the closest establishment. As a measure of food establishment density, we counted each type of establishment within a m radial buffer of home and workplace addresses. For commuting exposure, we counted establishments within a 60 m buffer along the fastest driving route determined by distance and speed limit between work and home. Individual-level covariates were included in models a priori: age yearssex, and education less than high school, greater than high school, or missing based on exam data.
Changes in the food environment over time: examining 40 years of data in the Framingham Heart Study
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