With the urban development, indoor air quality (IAQ) is of growing public health concern due
to that fact people spend 80%–90% of their time indoors, which has prompted the use of …

There is increasing evidence that gardening provides substantial human health benefits.
However, no formal statistical assessment has been conducted to test this assertion. Here …

Purpose The number of gardening-based mental health interventions is increasing, yet
when the literature was last reviewed in 2003, limited evidence of their effectiveness was …

Exploring isolated and confined environments (IACEs), such as deep‐sea ecosystems, polar
regions, and outer space, presents multiple challenges. Among these challenges, ensuring …

The objective of this review was to scope the literature on nature-based interventions that
could be conducted in institutional settings where people reside full-time for care or …

This article reviews Nordic literature on Green Care for people out of work or school, or with
mental health-and/or drug-related problems, published from 1995 to April 2014. Green Care …

Plants provide people with vital resources necessary to sustain life. Nutrition, vitamins,
calories, oxygen, fuel, and medicinal phytochemicals are just a few of the life-supporting …

Correctional agriculture and gardening have become more popular in recent years, and
evidence points to physical, social and mental health benefits, as well as impacts on inmate …

Care farming (also called social farming) is the therapeutic use of agricultural and farming
practices. Service users and communities supported through care farming include people …

In recent years, children's use of mobile phones has grown rapidly, which might lead to an
increase in mental stress and negatively affect their health. Despite increasing evidence that …