The health benefits of green space are well known, but the health effects of green
infrastructure less so. Green infrastructure goes well beyond the presence of green space …

Urban greenery is of great significance for sustainable urban development due to the
diverse ecosystem services it provides. Assessing urban greenery can reveal its impact on …

Sedentary lifestyles contribute to many adverse health outcomes and pose concerns for
public health worldwide. Studies show that road network design and greenery are critical …

Greenspace is increasingly examined as a low-cost way to increase standardized test
scores in public schools. However, the evidence for this intervention is mixed. One potential …

Background Urban greenness may protect against obesity, but very few studies have
assessed 'street view'(SV) greenness metrics, which may better capture people's actual …

Background Epidemiological studies show that outdoor artificial light at night (ALAN) is
linked to metabolic hazards, but its association with metabolic syndrome (MetS) remains …

Most spatial epidemiological studies of nature-health relationships use generalized
greenspace measures. For instance, coarse-resolution spatial data containing normalized …

Background: Improving mental health is recognized as an important factor for achieving
global development goals. Despite strong evidence that neighborhood greenery promotes …

The built and natural environment factors (eg, greenspace, walkability) are associated with
maternal and infant health during and after pregnancy. Most pregnancy studies assess …

Multimodal Complete Streets have emerged as a prominent aspiration of urban planning to
ensure safe access for all users of streets including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, and …