A walk on the wild side: How interactions with non-companion animals might help reduce human stress

This research article, by Rachel Sumner and Anne Goodenough, has been published in People and Nature . The abstract says: “1. The literature addressing the potential for nature and natural environments to reduce stress and improve health outcomes has a relative paucity of…
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How Cities Can Integrate Nature to Improve Mental Health

Traci Pedersen, writing on the PsychCentral website , reports that: “A growing body of research has shown the significant benefits of natural settings on human cognition and mental health. But until now, it has been difficult to quantify these benefits in a useful manner for…
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Declines in mental health associated with air pollution and temperature variability in China

“This study , as published in Nature (2019), has been authored by Tao Xue, Tong Zhu, Yixuan Zheng and Qiang Zhang. The abstract says: “Mental disorders have been associated with various aspects of anthropogenic change to the environment, but the relative effects…
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