Association between residential greenness and metabolic syndrome in Chinese adults

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Higher greenness levels are associated with lower odds of metabolic syndrome: https://t.co/mnNuy55aBH

RT @UAlbanyEPIBST: From Prof. Shao Lin @ @ProfessorBloom et al., study suggests beneficial assoc. for residential greenness & metabolic syn…

From Prof. Shao Lin @ @ProfessorBloom et al., study suggests beneficial assoc. for residential greenness & metabolic syndrome in Chinese urban dwellers, esp. for participants younger than 65 yo & those w/ higher household income. https://t.co/bT…

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