Study reveals crucial role of green urban areas in promoting health
A recent study conducted by researchers from the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná highlights the significance of green urban areas for public health. The study found that cities with more green spaces experience fewer hospitalizations for respiratory diseases.The research, which utilized data from various public institutions, aimed to assess the impact of urban green infrastructure (UGI) on the population's health. UGI includes squares, parks, planned gardens, forest fragments, urban forest reserves, woods, and afforestation."We conducted a comprehensive analysis of the data, employing data science techniques such as multivariate analysis and pattern analysis. Based on our studies, we have reached a conclusive finding," said during an interview with Agência Brasil Luciene Pimen...