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Beyond air pollution: Green space, water minerals, and genetic predisposition in migraine onset. [PDF]
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Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, 2023 Satellite observations are increasingly used to characterize greenspace coverage, exposure, and equality assessment for environmental and health studies.
Jiafu An, Wu, Shengbiao
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Estimating Multiple Greenspace Exposure Types and Their Associations With Neighbourhood Premature Mortality: A Socioecological Study [PDF]
Science of the Total Environment, 2021 Background: Greenspace exposures are often measured using single exposure metrics, which can lead to conflicting results. Existing methodologies are limited in their ability to estimate greenspace exposure comprehensively.
S M Labib, Sarah Lindley, Jonathan Huck
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Greenspace exposure and sleep: A systematic review
Environmental Research, 2020Green space is considered a critical environmental factor for sleep quality and quantity. However, no systematic review exploring this relationship exists. The purpose of this systematic review was to 1) explore research related to green space and sleep, and 2) examine the impact of green space exposure on sleep quality and quantity.
Jong Cheol, Shin +3 more
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Greenspace Exposure and Obsessive-Compulsive Behaviors in Schoolchildren
Environment and Behavior, 2022Green environments are associated with improved child brain development and mental health. We study cross-sectionally the association of the availability of greenspace at home and school with obsessive-compulsive behaviors (OCB) in primary schoolchildren.
Lourdes Ezpeleta +7 more
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Dynamic Greenspace Exposure and Residents’ Mental Health in Guangzhou, China: From Over-Head to Eye-Level Perspective, From Quantity to Quality [PDF]
Landscape and Urban Planning, 2021 Natural environments especially greenspace may play an important role in enhancing people’s mental health. However, the existing literature mainly assesses greenspace exposure in people’s residential neighbourhood ignoring the dynamic nature of daily ...
Jamie Pearce, Suhong Zhou, Ruoyu Wang
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Biological PsychiatryLongitudinal Associations Between Greenspace Exposure, Structural Brain Development, and Mental Health and Academic Performance During Early ...
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Greenspace Exposure and Respiratory Disease in China
China has made endeavored toward controlling air pollution since 2008. However, these efforts could be counteracted by urbanization, which has accentuated the health impact of air pollution as individuals relocate from rural areas with less ambient air pollution into urban areas with greater ambient air pollution levels.Zhou, Yang +9 more
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Over the years researchers have examined greenspace using definitions of varying breadth and various measures to capture that breadth. This study compared three such definitions and associated measures to assess their similarities and differences.
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Over the years researchers have examined greenspace using definitions of varying breadth and various measures to capture that breadth. This study compared three such definitions and associated measures to assess their similarities and differences.
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