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Health Impact Assessments (HIAs) on UGS policy standards estimated, among other outcomes, up to 25 fewer projected deaths\/100,000; one HIA on superblocks (mixed domains) projected twice that number. A HIA on a transport standard projected 3.1% less cardiovascular morbidity. In evaluations of applied policy standards, a transport intervention was associated with more walking. Two of three applied food stocking studies were associated with increased healthy food sales. In mixed-domain studies, the Liveable Neighborhood Guidelines were associated with increased odds for walking outcomes and sense of community, and studies on 20-minute neighborhoods were associated with increased odds for walking outcomes, but no change in BMI or food-related outcomes. Several applied studies reported unplanned effects such as spillover effects of the intervention to neighboring areas and increased revenues. HIAs highlighted addressing gentrification and ensuring quality of UGS. The wide range of outcomes and methods limited comparability across studies, while the modeling nature of HIAs and the observational design of most applied studies complicated the risk-of-bias assessment and generally resulted in low certainty of evidence. Many applied policy standards were associated with beneficial health behaviors, suggesting applied policy standards can be effective for improving health outcomes. HIAs projected health effects of various extents. 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