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Why Your Brain Needs a Walk in the Park: Residential Greenspaces as the Next Frontier in Brain Research and Treatment

Medicine and Health

Why Your Brain Needs a Walk in the Park: Residential Greenspaces as the Next Frontier in Brain Research and Treatment

M. L. Charan, K. Kumar, et al.

Abstract not provided. Listen to the audio summary of the research conducted by M L Charan, Krishan Kumar, and Akshay Anand, which presents insights at the intersection of psychiatry and neurology and discusses potential clinical implications for patient care.

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