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Greener cities could prevent thousands of deaths

Increasing green space in cities could have prevented at least 34,000 deaths from all causes over two decades, a new study shows.

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Increasing greenery in urban areas may reduce mortality of all causes, study reveals

A new analysis on greenery and mortality found that between 34,000-38,000 deaths could have been reduced with local increases in green vegetation in US metropolitan areas.

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Residential Green Space Linked to Better Cognitive Function

Residential green space versus non-exposure is associated with significantly higher cognitive function, a finding that may be explained by less depression.

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Green space may cut dementia risk for middle-aged women

Living in an area lush with green space may boost cognitive function, slow mental decline, and reduce depression for middle-aged women.

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Living in a Greener Neighborhood Could Boost Cognitive Function

Exposure to greenspace may improve mood and reduce dementia risk, according to researchers.

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