Antonelli, Michele Donelli, Davide Carlone, Lucrezia Maggini, Valentina Firenzuoli, Fabio Bedeschi, Emanuela
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International journal of environmental health research
The aim of this review was to outline the most relevant benefits of forest bathing for well-being promotion. This study was designed as an umbrella literature review. Medline (via PubMed), EMBASE, Web of Science, Cochrane Library, Google Scholar, Scopus, PsycINFO, CINAHL and the DOAJ were systematically searched for relevant reviews up to February ...
Fischer, Kyle R. Walton, Erin Jasani, Gregory N.
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Frontiers in Public Health
Galante, Laura Lahdenperä, Mirkka Rautava, Samuli Pentti, Jaana Ollila, Helena Tarro, Saija Vahtera, Jussi Gonzales-Inca, Carlos Kivimäki, Mika Lummaa, Virpi
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The Journal of nutrition
Many environmental factors are known to hinder breastfeeding, yet the role of the family living environment in this regard is still poorly understood. We used data from a large cohort to identify associations between neighborhood characteristics and breastfeeding behavior. Our observational study included 11,038 children (0-2 years) from the Southw...
Down, Michael J A Chivers, Paola Kirsch, Prudence Picknoll, Duncan
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Health promotion journal of Australia : official journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals
Emerging adult university undergraduates are a vulnerable population due to various life stressors. Previous studies have reported a range of positive outcomes from outdoor expeditions for this population. This small pilot study aimed to investigate the impacts of an outdoor expedition on wellbeing and connectedness to nature and possible confoundi...
Namburar, Sathvik von Renteln, Daniel Damianos, John Bradish, Lisa Barrett, Jeanne Aguilera-Fish, Andres Cushman-Roisin, Benoit Pohl, Heiko
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Gut
Procedure-intense specialties, such as surgery or endoscopy, are a major contributor to the impact of the healthcare sector on the environment. We aimed to measure the amount of waste generated during endoscopic procedures and to understand the impact on waste of changing from reusable to single use endoscopes in the USA. We conducted a 5-day audit...
Devlin, Sue Ross, Wayne Widders, Richard McAvoy, Gregory Browne, Kirsty Lawrence, Kerryn MacLaren, David Massey, Peter D Judd, Jenni A
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Health promotion journal of Australia : official journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals
Ongoing tuberculosis (TB) transmission in Aboriginal communities in Australia is unfair and unacceptable. Redressing the inequity in TB affecting Aboriginal peoples is a priority in Australia's Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis Control. Improving TB care needs not to just identify barriers but do something about them. Privileging the voices of Aborig...
Reiner, Kathy L Haas-Howard, Christy
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NASN school nurse (Print)
Human health is dependent on the health of the planet. Overwhelming evidence indicates that environmental degradation and climate change is negatively affecting planetary health and is on a worsening trajectory. The health of our children, especially those who live in poverty, suffer from chronic disease, or are otherwise disadvantaged, will benefi...
Fecho, Karamarie Ahalt, Stanley C. Knowles, Michael Krishnamurthy, Ashok Leigh, Margaret Morton, Kenneth Pfaff, Emily Wang, Max Yi, Hong
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Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence
Research on rare diseases has received increasing attention, in part due to the realized profitability of orphan drugs. Biomedical informatics holds promise in accelerating translational research on rare disease, yet challenges remain, including the lack of diagnostic codes for rare diseases and privacy concerns that prevent research access to elec...
Coombs, Sharly Sleeth, Darrah K Jones, Rachael M
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Reviews on environmental health
A scoping review was performed to answer: what environmental health concerns have been associated with adverse health outcomes in the Navajo Nation? The review focused on occupational and ambient environmental exposures associated with human industrial activities. The search strategy was implemented in PubMed, and two investigators screened the ret...
Wang, Z H Zhao, W H Wang, B Liu, J Xu, S L Zhang, B Sun, Y F Shi, H Guan, D B
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iScience
Air pollution seriously threatens human health, and its consequences are particularly prevalent among environmentally vulnerable or sensitive groups. However, whether the concerns among these groups are different and how they affect air pollution governance remain unclear. Here, we extract 3.8 million haze-related posts from China's Sina Weibo and ...
