People who live near more greenspace report less anxiety and depression. Do these
findings hold for elderly populations living in care facilities, such as nursing homes? The …

Introduction Momentum for urban densification is increasing opportunities for apartment-
living, but can result in reduced green space availability that negatively influences mental …

Objectives: Older adults living in residential aged care facilities (RACFs) may be vulnerable
to mental health issues. Evidence suggests greenery is beneficial for adults' mental health in …

Green space is now widely viewed as a health-promoting characteristic of residential
environments, and has been linked to mental health benefits such as recovery from mental …

Importance Recent studies indicate that living near more green space may support mental
and general health and may also prevent depression. However, most studies are cross …

Background Neighborhood environment, such as green vegetation, has been shown to play
a role in coping with stress and mental ill health. Yet, epidemiological evidence of the …

Background: Improving mental health is recognized as an important factor for achieving
global development goals. Despite strong evidence that neighborhood greenery promotes …

Population-based studies of individual-level residential greenspace and mental health
outcomes are still limited. Thus, the present study investigates greenspace–mental health …

Background: Recent evidence suggests that higher levels of residential greenness may
contribute to better mental health. Despite this, few studies have considered its impact on …

This study explores whether general specification or specific types of green spaces are
associated with mental and general health. A sample of 5,148 respondents from the …