Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained by improving mental health, increasing social engagement as well as by lowering air pollution exposure, increasing physical activity.” https://t.co/2x4ecCtrlZ https://t.co/oC2mrFYaox
Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women.
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Several discussions focus on the essential connection between green spaces and health, quoting statistics from the study, such as the 12% lower mortality rate and improvements in mental health and social engagement for women living near greenery. The use of encouraging phrases like 'need a reason to go outside?' and the emphasis on 'longer life' and 'nature therapy' reflect a positive and approachable tone that enhances interest and engagement in the topic.
Most discussions align with the study’s findings, highlighting the benefits of greenery on women's health and longevity.
The posts demonstrate strong curiosity about the relationship between nature and health, often linking to previous studies.
Participants engage deeply, discussing specific statistics and implications of the study, showing an understanding of the research context.
Contributors express a belief that the findings could lead to significant changes in urban planning and public health policy.
Abstract in brief
- Exposure to greenery may reduce mortality risk among women by decreasing harmful environmental factors and promoting physical activity and social engagement.
- A study involving over 108,000 women found that those living in areas with high levels of greenness had a 12% lower rate of all-cause non-accidental mortality compared to those in the least green areas.
- Findings suggest that increased vegetation could improve health outcomes by mitigating climate change effects, lowering respiratory and cancer mortality, and enhancing mental well-being.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyWomen living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near greenery is due to improved #mentalhealth, better #social engagement, increased #PhysicalActivity and lower exposure to #airpollution. https://t.co/C2Os84r7dH https://t.co/517SpOQvZv
@MKushel Now onto greenspace and health. Normalized difference vegetation index (NVDI). Evidence on health effects mixed but usually positive. Cites Peter James' work (https://t.co/L11ILT7WtP is Peter not on twitter!? ) https://t.co/wS5NUhjsJm
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Need a reason to go outside? Check this out: Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women https://t.co/gMvFuSkm22
Belediyeler, Ulaştırma Bakanlığı, Enerji ve Tabii Kaynaklar Bakanlığı, Çevre ve Şehircilik Bakanlığı gibi kurumların talan ettiği yeşil alanların sağlığımıza etkileri. youtu.be/MYL7bfBxC2Q?...
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Exposure to greenery may reduce mortality risk among women by decreasing harmful environmental factors. A study of over 108,000 women shows that those in greener areas had a 12% lower all-cause non-accidental mortality…
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Weeds - Our Gardening and Health Allies
Think about this for a moment: Those who spend time in nature each week live longer and report more vitality. Where might you step outside and listen? James et al., Environmental Health Perspectives, 2016, https://t.co/Ti3CbZzFfo
植物に囲まれた
Belediyeler, Ulaştırma Bakanlığı, Enerji ve Tabii Kaynaklar Bakanlığı, Çevre ve Şehircilik Bakanlığı gibi kurumların talan ettiği yeşil alanların sağlığımıza etkileri. youtu.be/MYL7bfBxC2Q?...
Green Light and Mortality https://t.co/A8k05V9n8F
Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women | Environmental Health Perspectives | Vol. 124, No. 9 https://t.co/64OT08YcFE
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
"Higher levels of green vegetation associated with decreased mortality" https://t.co/SVDrddo7PM
.@HarvardEnvHlth study found that living in or around green areas resulted in longer life expectancy and improved mental health for women https://t.co/Ma50RbFyZc
関係性が良いことが多い 周囲に自然が多いと日常の活動量も多くなる 大気汚染のレベルが低い なによりも影響が大きいのがメンタルヘルスの改善効果 今回の計算によれば自然がもたらすメリットの30%はメンタルの改善が原因だった https://t.co/RPLLm4pffK #自分用メモ
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
RT @wrathofgnon: Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained…
Large 2016 study found women living near nature live longer: “The association between greenness & mortality was explained by improving mental health, increasing social engagement as well as by lowering air pollution exposure, increasing physical activity.” https://t.co/2x4ecCtrlZ https://t.co/oC2mrFYaox
Need a reason to go outside? Check this out: Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women https://t.co/gMvFuSkm22
P happy with my recent decision to replace human interaction with plants. Citation: “Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women,” P James, J E Hart, R F Banay, F Laden, Environmental Health Perspectives (2016) https://t.co/mxzRomef7D
RT @johnlapuma: Women who live among lush greenery- 41% lower death rate for kidney disease, 34% lower death rate for respiratory disease (…
RT @johnlapuma: Women who live among lush greenery- 41% lower death rate for kidney disease, 34% lower death rate for respiratory disease (…
Women who live among lush greenery- 41% lower death rate for kidney disease, 34% lower death rate for respiratory disease (trees' leaves trap air pollutants) and 13% lower death rate for cancer. https://t.co/8UMMYGJ6vn #agreenrx #teamtrees #naturetherapy @MrBeastYT https://t.co/eP8r1xk0cU
@MKushel Now onto greenspace and health. Normalized difference vegetation index (NVDI). Evidence on health effects mixed but usually positive. Cites Peter James' work (https://t.co/L11ILT7WtP is Peter not on twitter!? ) https://t.co/wS5NUhjsJm
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women https://t.co/v5unM15DSE
Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women https://t.co/CG5Ko6TlhN
Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women https://t.co/cLRha53Ooo
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
Higher exposure to green vegetation areas near homes associated with decreased mortality in women https://t.co/4Yn7ESv5zI
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
RT @KulikovUNIATF: Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near g…
Women living near #nature have a 12% lower death rate than those living far from nature. The co-benefit of living near greenery is due to improved #mentalhealth, better #social engagement, increased #PhysicalActivity and lower exposure to #airpollution. https://t.co/C2Os84r7dH https://t.co/517SpOQvZv
Green living = longer life. https://t.co/TSwpzDZ1Lh
“Higher levels of green vegetation were associated with decreased mortality… vegetation may provide opportunities for physical activity, reduce harmful exposures, increase social engagement, and improve mental health” via @EHPonline https://t.co/Veviz1GFGW https://t.co/WIOYJ4wHig
@Archieislander The study says it was adjusted for these factors though . . . https://t.co/FPqQYCYRrQ
Exposure to Greenness and Mortality in a Nationwide Prospective Cohort Study of Women https://t.co/co5vh6H38S