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AFP – Scientific research is consistently extolling the virtues of living close to green space, especially for city dwellers, with numerous benefits for mental health. But parks, gardens, squares and other green spaces could also benefit the physical health of young children. A new study from researchers in Belgium reveals that children living near such […]

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Tests on youngsters aged four to six showed they had significantly greater bone density if they had access to green spaces to play in.

Children that live near green spaces tend to be more physically active, which promotes bone formation. Read more here.

Children near green spaces have stronger bones, reducing risk of fractures & osteoporosis. Study shows urban planning impacts long-term health.