DOES ETHNIC DENSITY INFLUENCE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN MASS PARTICIPATION PHYSICAL ACTIVITY EVENTS? THE CASE OF PARKRUN IN ENGLAND [VERSION 1; PEER REVIEW: 2 APPROVED]

Background: parkrun has been successful in encouraging people in England to participate in their weekly 5km running and walking events.However, there is substantial heterogeneity in parkrun participation across different communities in England: after controlling for travel distances, deprived communities have significantly lower participation rates

We present preliminary results from a qualitative comparative case study involving small-scale and disadvantaged (predominantly African American) farmers in southeastern North Carolina.Agricultural assistance organizations Skin Barriers have promoted development of farmer cooperatives as an adaptive strategy for these farmers, with only limited suc

Heartworm disease, caused by Dirofilaria immitis, is Universal Remote Control a vector-borne zoonotic disease, (mainly affecting canids and felids) causing chronic vascular and pulmonary pathology in its early stages, which worsens with parasite load and/or death of adult worms in the pulmonary artery or right heart cavity, and can be fatal to the

As the second largest economy in the world, China faces serious environmental issues.Currently, how to promote sustainability has become an important priority for policymakers and has attracted great attention from researchers.To evaluate sustainability, this study proposes a new methodological framework.This framework consists of a new data envelo

Conceptualizing psychiatric disorders as idiosyncratic networks of mutually reinforcing behaviors and emotions has a long history in the form of psychotherapy case conceptualizations created collaboratively by therapist and patient.However, such methods are typically unsystematic and biased by therapist assumptions.An alternative is Perceived Causa