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Urban street tree biodiversity and antidepressant prescriptions
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This fascinating study reveals a potential link between street tree density and reduced antidepressant prescriptions among Leipzig residents. Conducted by Melissa R. Marselle and colleagues, it uncovers that those living closer to street trees may experience lower depression risks, particularly in low socioeconomic groups, highlighting important implications for urban planning and nature-based interventions.
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