More green, less depressed: Residential greenspace is associated with lower antidepressant redemptions in a nationwide population-based study

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RT @ELWaterworks: Increased residential #greenspace is associated with lower antidepressant use, according to a study published in Landscap…

09 Jun 2024

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Increased residential #greenspace is associated with lower antidepressant use, according to a study published in Landscape and Urban Planning: https://t.co/qiKnOQL2Rv The benefits of creating green/blue spaces in cities just keep stacking up!

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RT @JL_Vicente_: En un estudio a nivel nacional, en Suecia han encontrado que mayor superficie de áreas verdes se relaciona con una menor c…

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RT @JL_Vicente_: En un estudio a nivel nacional, en Suecia han encontrado que mayor superficie de áreas verdes se relaciona con una menor c…

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