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Neighbourhood Amenities and Depressive Symptoms in Urban-Dwelling Older Adults
2017
Journal of Urban Design and Mental Health
unpublished
OF PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS The current findings support public policy to promote neighbourhoods with dynamic and diverse amenities to maintain the mental health and reduce the prevalence of depression in older adults. This is particularly important for older adults with optimal mobility. Further, interventions should be devised that increase mobility and life space among older adults. Abstract Adults living in poorer neighbourhoods are at increased risk of developing depression, possibly as a
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