Walkability and Obesity (02-17-23)
Wang, Narcisse, and McElfish report that as the walkability of a neighborhood increases, the health of the people who live there is likely to be affected.
Wang, Narcisse, and McElfish report that as the walkability of a neighborhood increases, the health of the people who live there is likely to be affected.
Research conducted by a Gawryluk-lead team argues for keeping air clean.
Turunen and colleagues researched links between green and blue spaces and quality-of-life.
Design has a significant influence on our mental and physical health. Neuroscience research indicates not only how aspects of designed environments can influence user health, but also how our mental and physical health are linked.
Research on the benefits of gardening continues to accumulate.
Mustafa and Ali reviewed published studies to learn how workplace design can encourage people to use stairs instead of elevators.
Comparing workplace effects
Positive influences on outcomes
Dang and team studied how people spend time on green roofs.
A study published in the journal of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (Diabetologia) will support better management of outdoor artificial light at night (LAN) and actions such as using black-out curtains in bedrooms.