Children exposed to more green space before birth and during early childhood have a lower risk of neurodevelopmental disorders, a new study shows. Analysis of over 1.8 million mother-child pairs revealed reduced rates of ADHD, autism, and learning delays in areas with higher vegetation levels.
Children exposed to more green space before birth and during early childhood have a lower risk of neurodevelopmental disorders, a new study shows. Analysis of over 1.8 million mother-child pairs revealed reduced rates of ADHD, autism, and learning delays in areas with higher vegetation levels.
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