Abstract
Background There is lack of information about the association between fast food intake in adolescents and perceived and objective measures of fast food outlet exposure in the school area. Methods We linked information from 11-15 yr old adolescents (n = 4,642) participating in the Danish contribution to the international cross-sectional Health Behaviors in School-aged Children Study to addresses of fast food outlets surrounding 73 randomly selected schools. Additionally, we included school administrator reports about the school food …
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