Abstract Purpose of Review Population aging is occurring worldwide, particularly in
developed countries such as the United States (US). However, in the US, the population is …

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) have become a major cause of premature mortality
and disabilities in China due to factors concomitant with rapid economic growth and …

Quantifying residents' utilization of parks and understanding the driving factors behind it are
essential for optimizing parks and promoting human well-being. However, previous literature …

Previous studies have focused more on the accessibility and equity of single-type facilities
for urban health, limited in comprehensive assessment of multi-type facilities and ignored …

While a plethora of evidence has suggested the existence of salutogenic effects of exposure
to residential greenness, including mitigating residents' exposure to environmental stressors …

Exposure to greenness may lead to a wide range of beneficial health outcomes. However,
the effects of greenness on preterm birth (PTB) are inconsistent, and limited studies have …

Public transport improves mobility and well-being for the rapidly aging population. However,
few planning interventions have addressed the urban–rural disparity in bus usage among …

Green space is increasingly known to improve physical and mental health. Based on these
benefits, green space might also be expected to help mitigate related harmful behavioral …

Background Although exposure to greenness has generally benefited human metabolic
health, the association between greenness exposure and metabolic obesity remains poorly …

This article presents new quantitative results on the distribution of residential green space
for people with disabilities in the United States, building on and bridging scholarly research …