Atmospheric pollutants present environmental threats to health and have been investigated
in different environments, such as highways, squares, parks, and gyms. These environments …

Urban Blue (like lakes, rivers and streams) and Green Areas (like parks or woods), UBGAs,
provide natural areas within cities, potentially contributing to a better health and wellbeing …

While a growing body of evidence points to potentially modifiable individual risk factors for
dementia, the built and social environments in which people develop and navigate cognitive …

Preliminary evidence suggests that neighborhood environments, such as socioeconomic
disadvantage, pedestrian and physical activity infrastructure, and availability of …

Nervous system disease (NSD) is a global health burden with increasing prevalence in the
last 30 years. There is evidence that greenness can improve nervous system health through …

Objectives We examined whether greenspace measures (overall percent greenspace and
forest, and number of greenspace types) were associated with clinically adjudicated …

Objectives: The neighborhood environment may be an important determinant of racial/ethnic
disparities in cognitive function. To understand how neighborhoods are linked to cognition …

Global urbanisation has occurred in tandem with population ageing, having implications on
human cognitive health. Urban environmental factors such as air pollution are known risk …

In this cross-sectional study, we examined the extent to which features of the neighbourhood
natural, built, and socio-economic environments were related to cognitive age in adults (N …

Abstract We developed the Life Course Sociodemographics and Neighborhood
Questionnaire (LSNEQ) to query older adults about perceived neighborhood greenspaces …