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February 26, 2019
Growing up near green spaces is linked to better mental health
Rhys Blakely, Science Correspondent
TheTimes.co.uk
The study could not explain a precise link but suggested that greenery cut stress and encouraged exercise
Children who grow up in greener surroundings have a greatly reduced risk of developing mental illnesses later in life, research suggests.
A study that tracked almost a million people found that those who were raised among the lowest levels of green space were as much as 55 per cent more likely to develop disorders such as substance abuse, stress-related illnesses and schizophrenia.
A leafy childhood environment was as strongly linked to a person’s mental health as their family history of mental illness and only slightly less than their parents’ socio-economic status.
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