Research on the relationship between greenspace morphology and health is a growing field
that informs the spatial design of greenspace to enhance health outcomes. This study …

Growing evidence suggests that ambient air pollution has adverse effects on mental health,
yet our understanding of its unequal impact remains limited, especially in areas with …

Neighborhood greenspace benefits health, yet few tools are available for estimating the
health consequences of community greenspace design alternatives, especially prior to the …

Objectives Historic redlining grades that were assigned to US neighborhoods based largely
on minority race or ethnicity by the Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC) during the …

Background: Residential greenness is linked to birth outcomes. However, the role of
greenspace morphology remains poorly understood. Additionally, evidence is lacking …

Demographic data is widely used in both built environment and population health studies.
Traditional data sources include national, state, and local surveys as well as archived data …

Redlining, the practice of discriminating against specific neighborhoods based on race and
socioeconomic status, leads to persistent environmental hazards and socioeconomic …

Emerging evidence suggests that exposure to ambient air pollution negatively impacts
mental health. However, little is known about potential moderators of such effects, including …

We investigate the potential long-term impacts of 'redlining'—the historical practice of
assigning values to residential areas in US cities based on race and class—on the …

Introduction: A growing awareness of social determinants of health and their impact on
health disparities has become a core focus of health research in the past two decades …