Greenspace is theoretically a valuable resource for physical activity and hence has potential
to contribute to reducing obesity and improving health. This paper reports on a systematic …

Background: Despite the high burden from exposure to both hot and cold weather each year
in England and Wales, there has been relatively little investigation on who is most at risk …

A growing body of evidence investigates whether access to greenspace, such as parks and
woodland, is beneficial to well-being. Potential health benefits of greenspace exposure …

Urban greenspace is hypothesised to be an important location for physical activity in
children, but their actual use of the resource to be active is not well known. In this study …

Aims To estimate the total prevalence of diabetes mellitus (diagnosed and undiagnosed) at
national, regional and local level in England to support health‐care planning and delivery …

OBJECTIVES: Quantitative analysis of the physical and demographic parameters of access
to Thames Chase Community Forest (TCCF), and how these have changed between 1990 …

Despite emerging evidence that access to greenspace is associated with longer life
expectancy, little is understood about what causal mechanisms may explain this …

Objectives To investigate whether there is an association between risk of congenital
anomaly and annual ward level exposure to air pollution in England during the 1990s …

Background The aim of this study was to quantify the change in the number of conceptions
and abortions among women younger than 18 years in England in relation to the …

Objective: To examine the variation in serious injuries in children by the level of deprivation
in an area and by types of settlement. Methods: Hospital admission rates for serious injury to …