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Healthy Environment and Healthy Living in Urban China: An Emerging Field in Research [PDF]
Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies, 2016 Chinese urban lifestyle has been drastic transformed due to the rapid urban expansion and motorization.
Hongwei Jiang, Lin Lin
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Precision medicine and healthy living: The importance of the built environment
Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases, 2019The built environment encompasses the major physical spaces, including buildings, streets, homes, schools, parks, playgrounds and other infrastructure in which we live, work and play. In an ideal world, the built environment should support and facilitate a healthy engagement in physical activity across the lifespan.
Nuala M Byrne +2 more
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Relationship between home environment and healthy living
Housing and Society, 2021This study sought to identify issues rural, low-income mothers face within their housing conditions and implications for their health and well-being.
Peek, Gina, Greder, Kimberly, Berry, Ann
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Healthy urban living: Residential environment and health of older adults in Shanghai
Health and Place, 2017 A healthy residential environment, especially for older adults, has emerged as an important issue on political and planning agenda in China. This paper aims to investigate the direct and indirect impact of residential environment on the health of older adults in Shanghai, taking into account health-related behaviours, subjective well-being and socio ...
Martin Dijst, Stan Geertman, Can Cui
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Healthy-daylighting design for the living environment in apartments in Korea
Building and Environment, 2010An essential part of an indoor environment design is to deliver both the visual task needed as well as a healthy lighting system. In this article, healthy residential environment is discussed as an architectural field of light. The development and consolidation of health promotion is presented focusing the discussion on two areas of action: providing ...
Gon Kim, Jeong Tai Kim
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Built environment influences on healthy eating and active living: The NEWPATH study
Obesity, 2022AbstractObjectiveThe Neighbourhood Environments in Waterloo: Patterns of Active Transportation and Health (NEWPATH) study examined built environment influences on travel, physical activity, food consumption, and health. This collaboration between researchers and practitioners in health and transportation planning is the first, to our knowledge, to ...
Lawrence D. Frank +5 more
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Science for Healthy and Sustainable Living Environments
2018This service learning project focuses on organizing learning activities for school students in which schools and teachers can ensure that education for sustainable development is integrated into the other learning activity (OLE) in the school curriculum. The objectives can be achieved by (i) exposing school students to situations of poor families, they
Kwok Wai Mui, Ling Tim Wong
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Living well and healthy ageing in the care home environment
Nursing and Residential Care, 2023Sarah Palmer looks at how care homes can meet older people's needs to help them to live well.
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The Implicit Constitutional Right to Live in a Healthy Environment
Review of European Community & International Environmental Law, 2011The right to a healthy environment has rapidly gained constitutional protection around the world. In at least twenty countries, recognition of the right to a healthy environment first occurred through court decisions determining that it is implicit in other constitutional provisions, primarily the right to life.
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Preventive Medicine, 2010
This paper presents a new, comprehensive tool for communities to assess opportunities for active living and healthy eating and to mobilize all sectors of society to conquer obesity and chronic disease.Relevant existing tools and input from an expert panel were considered to draft the Community Healthy Living Index (CHLI). CHLI covers five major sectors
Ross C. Brownson, Jean L Wiecha
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This paper presents a new, comprehensive tool for communities to assess opportunities for active living and healthy eating and to mobilize all sectors of society to conquer obesity and chronic disease.Relevant existing tools and input from an expert panel were considered to draft the Community Healthy Living Index (CHLI). CHLI covers five major sectors
Ross C. Brownson, Jean L Wiecha
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