c/o @TheLancetPlanet - Paper: Residential greenness and prevalence of major depressive disorders... or "All colours fictitious"

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An analysis on 94879 participants recruited across ten UK Biobank centres shows the protection effect of greenness on depression. New in the Lancet Planetary Health @TheLancetPlanet read it now https://t.co/lziiD7YeWG — The Lancet Planetary Health (@TheLancetPlanet) April 6, 2018

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Any significance that might be deemed between greenness as identified in Hodges' model with mental health, psychology, ecopsychology, memory, personhood, emotional, beliefs, mood ... and other colours* as portrayed is, of course, entirely coincidental.

 *colours to include black & white

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