Greenspace may benefit sleep by enhancing physical activity, reducing stress or air
pollution exposure. Studies on greenspace and children's sleep are limited, and most use …

Background: More than half of adolescent children do not get the recommended 8 hours of
sleep necessary for optimal growth and development. In adults, several studies have …

Objective Sleep is pivotal to health, wellbeing and functioning in daily life, but sleep
difficulties are common and may be affected by modifiable qualities in the residential …

Increasing evidence suggests adults living in greener areas tend to have more favourable
sleep-related outcomes, but children and adolescents are under-researched. We …

Introduction Adequate sleep duration and quality are protective against many adverse
health outcomes. Many individual-level predictors of poor sleep have been examined, but …

Background Evidence of the relationship between greenness and sleep is limited, and,
given the worsening sleep insufficiency worldwide, this relationship needs elucidation. In …

Introduction To investigate association between urban green space and prevalent and
incident cases of insufficient sleep (< 6 h sleep per day). Methods This longitudinal study …

Background Exposure to the natural environment may improve health behaviors and mental
health outcomes such as increased levels of physical activity and lower levels of depression …

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

Background: Green space may influence health through several pathways, for example,
increased physical activity, enhanced social cohesion, reduced stress, and improved air …