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The Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on the Contribution of Local Green Space and Nature Connection to Mental Health

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By Claire L Wicks, Jo Barton, Leanne Andrews, Sheina Orbell
| MDPI
Abstract : Background: Exposure to green space and feeling connected to the natural environment have independently been associated with improved mental health outcomes. During the coronavirus pandemic, people experienced restrictions on access to the outdoors, and health data indicated a decline in mental health in the UK general population.
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Bouger dehors cet hiver sera (plus que jamais) nécessaire pour garder le moral

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By Ruth G. Lowry, Jo Barton
| The Conversation Verified
Alors que l’hiver est à nos portes, que la température descend et que les journées raccourcissent, nombre d’entre nous peuvent préférer demeurer à l’intérieur. Et ceux qui sont confinés pour la deuxième fois peuvent être encore moins enclins à sortir et à bouger. Mais s'enfermer peut avoir des conséquences néfastes sur la santé, à la fois en raison du manque d’activité physique et de la faible exposition à la lumière du jour. Être actif toute l’année présente de nombreux avantages pour la santé.
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Fitness experts reveal one essential factor for your well-being

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By Ruth G. Lowry, Jo Barton
| Inverse Verified
As winter descends on the northern hemisphere and the temperature drops and daylight hours shorten, many people may want to spend more time indoors. And those of us under lockdown for the second time may feel even less inclined to get outside and exercise. But staying indoors may have unintended health consequences, due to both a lack of physical activity and exposure to daylight. Being physically active all year long has many benefits to both physical and mental health.
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