We carried out a longitudinal study on the associations between residential greenness and
depression risk in urban areas in Finland. Residential greenness indicators were estimated …

Objectives Summarise studies of outdoor green space exposure and brain health measures
related to Alzheimer's disease and related disorders (ADRD), and determine scientific gaps …

Background Multiple mechanisms have been proposed to explain how greenery in the
vicinity of people's homes enhances their mental health and wellbeing. Mediation studies …

China's rapid urbanization has led to an increasing level of exposure to air pollution and a
decreasing level of exposure to vegetation among urban populations. Both trends may pose …

Introduction Urban greening is a climate change-related policy with considerable health
benefits. But do these benefits extend to prevention of dementia and, if so, which types of …

Neighbourhood built environments have increasingly been recognized as important
nonpharmacological environmental features that contribute to cognitive health. However …

The potential benefits of public urban green spaces (UGS) are widely recognized and well
documented, but the actual realization of these benefits depends on appropriate design and …

Background Experiences afforded by natural settings promote health by helping people to
build new adaptive capacities and to restore existing capacities. The aim of this study was to …

Unlike other World Health Organization evidence reviews, the systematic review on mental
disorders could not provide a quantitative estimate of the effect of environmental noise. With …

Background Living in greener areas is associated with slower cognitive decline and reduced
dementia risk among older adults, but the evidence with neurodegenerative disease …