Greener cities could prevent thousands of deaths, new study shows
Boosting green vegetation in large metropolitan areas could reduce death rates, a new US study shows. The findings could prove valuable to city planners.
Boosting green vegetation in large metropolitan areas could reduce death rates, a new US study shows. The findings could prove valuable to city planners.
Green spaces are associated with higher overall cognitive function, better mental health and a lower risk of dementia in middle-aged women, a study says.
Depression among adults in the US tripled in early 2020 due to the global coronavirus pandemic. It has continued to rise, now affecting 1-in-3 Americans.