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The purpose of this study by researchers at Children’s Hospital Boston and Harvard School of Public Health was to examine the concentration of fast food restaurants in areas surrounding schools in Chicago neighborhoods. Fast food restaurants were defined as establishments where customers pay before eating and the food can be eaten on site or as take-out. The resulting 624 fast food sites, representing 79 restaurant chain brands, were linked by geo-coding to 1,292 Chicago public and private elementary and secondary …
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