Objective To examine the association of urban residential tree canopy cover with perceived
stress in a cohort of pregnant women in Philadelphia, PA, and explore whether this …

While past research suggests that urban greenspace is associated with weaker income-
based mortality inequities, little is known about associations with racial inequities, which …

Abstract Purpose of Review Environmental epidemiology has long considered
socioeconomic position (SEP) to be an important confounder of pollution effects on health …

Objectives. To examine the association between historical redlining and contemporary
pedestrian fatalities across the United States. Methods. We analyzed 2010–2019 traffic …

Nearly 56% of the global population lives in cities, with this number expected to increase to
6.6 billion or> 70% of the world's population by 2050. Given that cardiometabolic diseases …

Evidence links greenspace exposure with restorative benefits to cognition and well-being,
yet nature contact is declining for younger demographics. Although natural settings have …

Research on the associations between the built environment and COVID-19 outcomes has
mostly focused on incidence and mortality. Also, few studies on the built environment and …

Global urbanization has sparked substantial environmental, public health, and social
science research on the importance of conserving and propagating natural environments. A …

Legacy effects describe the persistent, long-term impacts on an ecosystem following the
removal of an abiotic or biotic feature. Redlining, a policy that codified racial segregation …

Background Despite the health benefits of urban green space, disparities in its access and
use have long existed. Emerging evidence suggests an adverse impact of redlining, a …