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Swedish Research Finds Green Spaces Cut Dementia Risk
A recent study from Stockholm University and the Karolinska Institute has shown that living near green spaces reduces the risk of developing dementia by 20%, especially for residents within 100 meters of densely vegetated areas. The findings suggest that proximity to nature promotes brain health by reducing stress, improving sleep, and encouraging physical activity and social interaction. The relationship diminishes as the distance of green spaces from homes increases and is particularly evident among women.
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