Description
Keynote presentation: Access to green space in disadvantaged urban communities: evidence of salutogenic effects based on biomarker and self-report measures of wellbeing| Period | 4 Jan 2014 |
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| Event type | Conference |
| Location | Kota Kinabalau, MalaysiaShow on map |
Keywords
- health
- green space
- salutogenic
- wellbeing
- quality of life
- biomarker
- cortisol
- disadvantaged communities
- woodlands
- physical activity
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