RESULTS The strongest evidence for type of nature exposure was residential green space
studies (n= 147, 50%). The strongest evidence for the beneficial health effects of nature was …

An increasing body of evidence has linked greenspace and various health outcomes in
children and adolescents, but the conclusions were inconsistent. For this review, we …

Background Contact with nature may have a key role in child brain development. Recent
observational studies have reported improvements in children's neuropsychological …

Background The field of greenspace and bluespace research in relation to cognitive
outcomes is rapidly growing. Several systematic reviews have already been published on …

Background Growing evidence suggests that exposure to green space is associated with
improved childhood health and development, but the influence of different green space …

Background Cognitive performances of schoolchildren have been adversely associated with
both recent and chronic exposure to ambient air pollution at the residence. In addition …

Traditional buildings will lead to a series of problems such as high energy consumption,
high pollution, and serious waste of resources and environmental damage. It is of great …

Introduction Previous studies suggested that green space is beneficial for the cognitive
development in children. However, evidence in adolescents is limited. Therefore, we aim to …

Urban green spaces (UGSs) are often positively associated with the health of urban
residents. However, UGSs may also have adverse health effects by releasing biogenic …

This study aims to investigate how surrounding greenspace density and proximity were
associated with children's lung function. Between 2013 and 2015, spirometry and a parental …