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People living near green spaces are 2 5 years biologically younger, study finds

“Living near more greenness can help you be younger than your actual age”

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Illinois is changing how it reports abortion data, being near green space could slow aging and more in today's Health Pulse.

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More green spaces linked to slower biological aging

More green spaces linked to slower biological aging
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People living near green spaces are 2 5 years biologically younger, study finds

A new study has found that people who live near green spaces, such as parks and places surrounded by vegetation, are more likely to be biologically younger. Key details: For the study, which was published in Science Advances on Wednesday, researchers from Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago looked into data gathered from 1986 to 2006 about 924 Black and white participants living in Birmingham, Alabama; Oakland, California; Chicago and Minneapolis. Gathering data: The team followed the participants for over two decades and took note of the presence of major parks and vegetation near their residences using satellite imaging.

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