Nature-based solutions including urban forests and wetlands can help communities cope
better with climate change and other environmental stressors by enhancing social …

(1) Background: As cities densify, researcher and policy focus is intensifying on which green
space types and qualities are important for health. We conducted a systematic review to …

Greenspace in urban areas may have greater protective health effects than elsewhere.
Urban dwellers experience more environmental harmful exposures, attentional demands …

While COVID-19 lockdowns have slowed coronavirus transmission, such structural
measures also have unintended consequences on mental and physical health. Growing …

Exposure to green space has been proposed to be beneficially associated with
cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. Many studies have explored this topic, but the results …

This systematic review synthesised evidence on associations between nature-based early
childhood education (ECE) and children's social, emotional, and cognitive development. A …

Background Living in greener areas, or close to green and blue spaces (GBS; eg, parks,
lakes, or beaches), is associated with better mental health, but longitudinal evidence when …

Unmeasured confounding threatens the validity of observational studies. Negative control
variables (NCs) are variables that either do not cause the outcome of interest or are not …

An increasing number of studies aim to improve and perfect the evaluation system for
assessing greenspace exposure, yet it may also become more difficult to apply the …

Recent times have seen an increase in the prevalence of allergic diseases due in part to the
alterations and exacerbations of the global pollen cycle resulting from climate change …