
Environmental Studies and Forestry
Coastal Proximity and Visits are Associated with Better Health but May Not Buffer Health Inequalities
S. J. Geiger, M. P. White, et al.
This study explores how coastal proximity and visitation relate to self-reported health across 15 countries. Surprisingly, while closer coastal access is linked to better health, it doesn’t equally benefit low-income individuals, challenging common beliefs about health inequalities. This research was conducted by Sandra J. Geiger, Mathew P. White, Sophie M. C. Davison, Lei Zhang, Oonagh McMeel, Paula Kellett, and Lora E. Fleming.
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