The neighborhoods where individuals reside shape environmental exposures, access to
resources, and opportunities. The inequitable distribution of resources and opportunities …

Background: Several studies have evaluated whether the distribution of natural
environments differs between marginalized and privileged neighborhoods. However, most …

The provision of urban green spaces has been widely acknowledged to offer numerous
benefits to individuals and communities. Recently, there has been a growing recognition of …

The urban natural environment provides numerous benefits, including augmenting the
aesthetic appeal of urban landscapes and improving mental well-being. While diverse …

All aspects of public health research require longitudinal analyses to fully capture the
dynamics of outcomes and risk factors such as ageing, human mobility, non-communicable …

Preliminary evidence suggests a potential link between greenspace exposure and better
sleep quality. Here we aimed to investigate the specific associations between residential …

Background: The protective effect of urban greenery from adverse heat impacts remains
inconclusive. Existing inconsistent findings could be attributed to the different estimation …

Understanding the social and environmental causes of cancer in the United States,
particularly in marginalized communities, is a major research priority. Population-based …

Objective Neighborhood-level factors, including education, health and environment, and
socioeconomic exposures, are important contextual determinants of child health. We …

Background: Residential green space can have positive physiological effects on human
health through various mechanisms, including reducing stress and/or depression or …