… to date has examined the effects of greenness on metabolic syndrome (MetS). We aimed
to assess associations between residential greenness and MetS prevalence in China, and to …

… We defined residential greenness as the annual mean NDVI/… buffer zones around the
residential address of each participant… many similar studies to measure residential greenness (29), …

… residential greenness and MetS in older Chinese adults. … the relationship between greenness
and MetS have been … There is some evidence that residential greenness protects against …

… Therefore, this study aimed to examine the role of residential greenness and ambient
temperature in modifying associations between long-term exposures to air pollutants and MetS in …

… of residential greenness exposure with metabolic syndrome (… Objective exposure to residential
greenness was measured … baseline levels and change in residential greenness on MetS (…

… that higher residential greenness was associated with … residential greenness helps mitigate
air pollution from motor vehicles and other combustion sources, and residential greenness …

… between health outcomes and greenness exposure are due to the effect of greenness per se,
… In this cohort study, we examine the associations between residential greenness exposure …

… participants’ residential location at each follow-up. The ascertainment of metabolic syndrome
was … Hazard ratios for metabolic syndrome were estimated using Cox proportional hazards …

… Although the prevailing view holds that MAFLD is a disease state in which metabolic
syndrome manifests itself in the liver organ, the biological mechanisms are complex and not yet …

… based on measured biomarkers, (2) determine the independent effects of PM 2.5 and
greenness on metabolic syndrome biomarkers, (3) assess the interactive effect of PM 2.5 and …