Humans have lived from equator to poles for millennia but are now increasingly intruding
into the wild spaces of other species and steadily extruding ourselves from our own wild …

Abstract Purpose of Review We assessed the relation between environmental greenness
and risk of dementia and cognitive impairment, based on a systematic review and meta …

Importance Green space can decelerate cognitive decline by supporting physical activity,
psychological restoration, or reducing exposure to air pollution. However, existing studies on …

Background Neurodegenerative disease has a great adverse impact on population's death
and disability worldwide. However, the association of air pollution and residential greenness …

Background Living in greener areas is associated with slower cognitive decline and reduced
dementia risk among older adults, but the evidence with neurodegenerative disease …

While greater and higher quality epidemiological and experimental evidence is needed to
unequivocally confirm their causal link with ADRD and/or unravel the underlying …

The swift rise in acceptance of molecular principles defining phase separation by a broad
array of scientific disciplines is shadowed by increasing discoveries linking phase …

Urban tree canopy is associated with lower dementia risk, but no mediation analysis has
been attempted to reveal potential mechanisms. We examined 3,639 dementia diagnoses in …

Introduction Incorporation of greenspace may be a novel environmental policy that might
result in positive health effects; hence, this study aimed to investigate the association …

Background In the background of an aging population, the risk of cognitive impairment in the
older population is prominent. Exposure to complex neighborhood built environments may …