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The full list of authorship and affiliations was as follows in the originally published paper:
Rachel Engler-Stringer1, Ph D; Jennifer Black2, Ph D; Nazeem Muhajarine1, Ph D; Wanda Martin3, Ph D; Jason Gilliland4, Ph D; Janet Mc Vittie5, Ph D; Sara Kirk6, Ph D; Hannah Wittman2, Ph D; Amin Mousavi7, Ph D; Sinikka Elliott8, Ph D; Brent Hills9, MEd; Gordon Androsoff10, MSc; Debbie Field11, MA; Brit Macdonald12, BA; Chelsea Belt13, MSc; Hassan Vatanparast14, Ph D
1 Department of Community Health and Epidemiology, College of
JMIR Res Protoc 2021;10(11):e34393
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From analysis by Lotoski, Engler-Stringer, and Muhajarine of the door-to-door survey, it appears that residents are highly aware of the store (95% of residents were aware of the GFJ at the time of data collection) and most have shopped at the GFJ at least once [34]. Despite this, only 30 of the 251 (12.0%) households surveyed who had ever visited the GFJ used it as their primary grocery store.
JMIR Res Protoc 2016;5(2):e52
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