Numerous studies have highlighted the physical and mental health benefits of contact with
nature, typically in landscapes characterized by plants (ie,“greenspace”) and water …

The beneficial association between nature contact and human health is often explained with
psycho-evolutionary frameworks such as stress reduction theory and the savanna …

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

Humanity is undergoing a monumental shift. People have rapidly moved from a largely
natural, outdoor existence to life in built, urban settings. Most places where people live and …

Chronic pain results from a complex series of biomechanical, inflammatory, neurological,
psychological, social, and environmental mechanisms. Pain and pain-related diseases are …

Global urbanization has sparked substantial environmental, public health, and social
science research on the importance of conserving and propagating natural environments. A …

Exposure to forest environments promotes human health. The number of relevant studies in
this area has increased rapidly. However, an overall review of relevant analyses from the …

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Growing research investigates the perinatal health benefits of greenspace in a mother's
prenatal environment. However, evidence of associations between residential greenspace …

What might explain the discrepancy? According to Chi, the results demonstrate that large
trees are associated with greater health benefits than even dense stands of smaller …