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This article examines the relationships between structural poverty (the proportion of people in a county living at &lt; or =130% of the federal poverty level [FPL]), urban sprawl, and three types of restaurants (grouped as fast food, chain full service, and independent full service) in explaining body mass index (BMI) of individuals.

Poverty, Sprawl, and Restaurant Types Influence Body Mass Index of Residents in California Counties