… We observed an inverse relationship between depressive symptoms and tree cover …
Associations did not vary by aggregated racial or socioeconomic characteristics of residents but did …

… defined a tree as a covering of a deciduous and evergreen tree. … We also showed that 90.4%
of the participants have lived in … %) people were reported to have depressive symptoms. In …

… People who live near more greenspace report less anxiety … , we examined the relationship
between tree canopy cover … inverse relationship between depressive symptoms and tree …

… Our findings of inverse association of greenness with … and depressive symptoms in specific
segments of our population… types of green area such as tree canopy or parks, which may …

… , especially for the elderly with lower education level, living in non-central area, and lower …
depression symptoms. Data from a Nurses’ Health Study also showed an inverse association …

… life events, which can result in increments in the proportion of … include private gardens, street
trees, and green spaces that … experience of major depressive disorder (0 or “no case”) and …

… ), amount of green (land-cover) and access to major green spaces … or forest green spaces:
74.5% of the study population had … decreased risk of depression symptoms among Asians with …

… proportion of green space (eg, trees, grass, plants, palm trees) … confirmed a robust inverse
relationship between green and … is inversely associated with depressive symptoms among the …

… this study must have lived in these residential areas for more … residential areas, calculated
as the ratio of the area covered … effects, the inverse relationship progressively increased in low, …

… parts of our daily lives feeling stress, these same … the inverted U-shaped quadratic models
are most appropriate for describing the dose–response relationship of the impact of tree cover …