Obesogenic urban food environments in Santiago, Chile: Perceptions from a cross-sectional study of two socioeconomically distinct neighborhoods
Carolina Franch Maggiolo(Universidad Adventista de Chile), Patricia Gálvez(University of Chile), Alejandra Ortega(Universidad de Los Andes, Chile), Lorena Rodríguez(Instituto de Salud Pública de Chile), Daniel Egaña Rojas(University of Chile), Rodrigo Villegas(Universidad de Santiago de Chile)
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