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Green Space, Biomarkers, and Other Health Outcomes, diseases and their clinical symptoms in the early stage. The purpose of this chapter is to highlight the evidence of greenness associations with biomarkers, which reflects incidences of CVD, stroke, diabetes, and other NCDs. We also compiled a list of outcomes of which biomarker evidence has yet to be elucidated.

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Greenspace Exposure and Respiratory Disease in China,e the effects of rapid urbanization on the availability of greenspaces and ambient air pollution quality, as well as the associated health effects leading to the incidence and burden of respiratory diseases. Our findings are significant for the prediction of the potential risk of greenspace on lung

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Urbanization, Urban Greening, Planning Policies in China, health and discusses future potentials with comparisons to foreign countries. With a synthesis of the evolving political context of green space and public health in contemporary China, this essay leads to further discussion of new possibilities for advanced research and multidisciplinary actions in

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h residue of chemical production in various industrial nations have been dumped in the ocean. In 1968, 14,000 t of waste matter from pesticide plants on the Mississippi were dumped into the Gulf of Mexico every month. This figure is just a fraction of the estimated total of 330,000 t of pesticide wa

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