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Long-Term Exposure to Residential Greenspace and Healthy Ageing: a Systematic Review
Current Environmental Health Reports, 2020We systematically reviewed the available observational evidence on the association between long-term exposure to residential outdoor greenspace and health at older age and rated the evidence as sufficient, limited, or inadequate.We identified 59 studies, ranging from poor to very good quality.
Carmen, de Keijzer +2 more
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Exposure to greenspaces sourced soils improves mice gut microbiota
Environmental PollutionGreenspaces are important components of our living environment and have been linked to various human health. However, the mechanisms underlying the linkages remain unclear. Enriching microbiota has emerged as a novel mechanism, but the corresponding evidence is still limited.
Gang-Long, Zhou +13 more
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Health and Place
Previous research on the relationship between greenspace exposure and mental health has largely taken a residence-based approach to exposure assessment, ignoring the dynamic nature of people's daily movements. Moreover, most studies evaluated greenspace from an overhead perspective, whereas an eye-level perspective could potentially offer a more ...
Mei-Po Kwan, Changda Yu
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Previous research on the relationship between greenspace exposure and mental health has largely taken a residence-based approach to exposure assessment, ignoring the dynamic nature of people's daily movements. Moreover, most studies evaluated greenspace from an overhead perspective, whereas an eye-level perspective could potentially offer a more ...
Mei-Po Kwan, Changda Yu
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The Relationship Between Stress and Greenspace Exposure
Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public MediaThis essay use literature review to explores the relationship between greenspace and stress, drawing on evidence from multiple studies that utilize cortisol measurements to indicate changes in stress levels. Greenspace refers to all natural green areas, including parks, woodlands, scrublands, and other natural environments.
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Extensive Inequality of Residential Greenspace Exposure within Urban Areas in China
Science of The Total EnvironmentEnsuring residents' equal access to high quality urban greenspace is vital for urban environmental justice and sustainable urban development. However, most previous studies have mainly focused on greenspace quantity, overlooking its quality. Moreover, the national-level spatial distribution pattern of residential greenspace exposure (RGE) within urban ...
Yue, Cao, Guangdong, Li
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Journal of Research on Adolescence
Abstract Spending time in greenspace is widely recognized as beneficial for the mood of preadolescent children. However, the day‐to‐day associations between greenspace exposure (the amount of time spent) and mood remain unclear, particularly regarding the moderating role of greenspace attributes.
Wei Cui, Qiuyi Li, Zhihui Yang
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Abstract Spending time in greenspace is widely recognized as beneficial for the mood of preadolescent children. However, the day‐to‐day associations between greenspace exposure (the amount of time spent) and mood remain unclear, particularly regarding the moderating role of greenspace attributes.
Wei Cui, Qiuyi Li, Zhihui Yang
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Quantification of greenspace exposure in urban communities
9th International Conference on Advanced Composite Materials in Bridges and Structures, 2025, Volume 8Armin Ghayur Sadigh +2 more
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