Increased urban greenness associated with improved mental health among middle-aged and older adults of the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA)

Keyphrases

• Mental Health 100%
• Middle-aged Adults 100%
• Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging 100%
• Urban Greenness 100%
• Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) 80%
• Greenness 80%
• Odds Ratio 40%
• Normalized Difference Vegetation Index 40%
• Satisfaction with Life Scale 40%
• Mental Health Perceptions 40%
• Surrounding Greenness 40%
• Regression Model 20%
• Adjusted Model 20%
• Social Inequality 20%
• Spline Model 20%
• Stratified Analysis 20%
• Inverse Association 20%
• Beneficial Effects 20%
• Depressive Symptoms 20%
• Health Benefits 20%
• Health Behavior 20%
• Low-income 20%
• Neighborhood Environment 20%
• Buffer Distance 20%
• Self-report Measures 20%
• Clinical Diagnosis 20%
• Depression Diagnosis 20%
• Clinical Depression 20%
• Socio-economic Characteristics 20%
• Spline Analysis 20%
• Range Increase 20%
• Modifying Effect 20%
• Exposure-response 20%
• Residential Greenness 20%
• Neighborhood Interaction 20%
• Residential Address 20%
• Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) 20%
• Short Scale 20%
• Outcome Model 20%

Psychology

• Longitudinal Study 100%
• Mental Health 100%
• Depression 28%
• Regression Model 14%
• Determinants of Health 14%
• Depression Scale 14%