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Community pharmacies and addictive products: sociodemographic predictors of accessibility from a mixed GWR perspective

机译：社区药房和令人上瘾的产品：从混合GWR角度看可及性的社会人口统计学预测指标

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Community pharmacies selling potentially harmful products may contradict their role in health promotion. From a spatial analysis perspective, this study investigated the sale of alcohol, tobacco, and lottery tickets by community pharmacies in Passaic County, New Jersey, and assessed the relationship between sociodemographic factors of community residents and their potential accessibility to those community pharmacies. A mixed geographically weighted regression analysis revealed that census block groups with higher median household income tend to have less accessibility to pharmacies that sell addictive products. Relationships between Latino population and those pharmacies are mixed. No significant relationship was found for African American population.
机译：出售潜在有害产品的社区药房可能与他们在健康促进中的作用相矛盾。从空间分析的角度，本研究调查了新泽西州帕萨克县社区药店的酒精，烟草和彩票的销售，并评估了社区居民的社会人口统计学因素与其对社区药店的潜在可及性之间的关系。混合的地理加权回归分析显示，家庭收入中位数较高的人口普查人群往往很难获得销售上瘾产品的药房。拉丁裔人口与这些药房之间的关系是混杂的。没有发现非裔美国人的重要关系。

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