Trees and ADHD (05-07-24)
Buczylowska lead a team that found a link between children living near greenspaces and ADHD among those children generated via the effects of that greenspace on how physically active those children were. The researchers share that they “examined the association between lifelong exposure to greenspace and ADHD diagnosis and potential underlying mechanisms (i.e., perceived greenspace, PA [ physical activity], neighbourhood social cohesion, and neighbourhood safety) in children aged 10–13 with and without ADHD. . . .