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. 2021 Jun 3;18:E56. doi: 10.5888/pcd18.200601

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We found significant clusters of fast-food restaurants near secondary schools in the high-density downtown areas of Hong Kong. Most hot spots were in Kowloon. The secondary schools in Eastern and Wan Chai districts in Hong Kong Island also were exposed to a significantly high number of clusters of fast-food restaurants. In New Territories, we found fewer clusters of fast-food restaurants around the secondary schools; Tuen Mun district was an exception. — Hot spot analysis of fast-food restaurants near secondary schools in Hong Kong, by A, region, B, population density, and C, income.