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Category: neighborhoods

aging / cognition / Health and Medicine / neighborhoods / older adults / social lives

Try it: Map rates how well your neighborhood protects cognition

Does your neighborhood protect your cognitive health as you age? A new interactive map can help you find out.

mothers / neighborhoods / relationships / social skills / Society and Culture / teenagers

Neighbors can close gap when teens missed bonding with mom

Trusted relationships with neighbors can help teenagers who never bonded with their mothers develop important social skills, a new study shows.

mothers / neighborhoods / relationships / Society and Culture / teenagers

Neighbors can close gap when teens missed bonding with mom

Trusted relationships with neighbors can help teenagers who never bonded with their mothers develop important social skills, a new study shows.

children's health / Earth and Environment / education / lead / neighborhoods / pollution / segregation / Society and Culture

Lead exposure, racial segregation combine to lower test scores

Black children with a history of lead exposure have lower test scores than their peers, and segregation exacerbates this effect, research finds.

cities / crimes / Health and Medicine / hearts / neighborhoods / race and ethnicity / violence

As violent crime declines, so do heart disease deaths

As violent crime decreases, so does an area’s death rate from heart disease, a new analysis of data from Chicago shows.

bias / cities / education / neighborhoods / race and ethnicity / Society and Culture

Closing schools speeds gentrification in Black neighborhoods

Shuttering schools increased gentrification, the study finds—but only in predominantly Black neighborhoods.

cities / Earth and Environment / Health and Medicine / history / laws / maps / neighborhoods / pollution / race and ethnicity / racism

Maps link air pollution and redlining in 200 US cities

Housing discrimination practices dating from the 1930s, called redlining, still drive air pollution disparities in hundreds of American cities today.

COVID-19 / Health and Medicine / neighborhoods / older adults / social lives / Society and Culture

Neighborhoods helped (and hurt) older adults during pandemic

There is no one-size fits all experience for older adults during the pandemic. But neighborhoods have played an important role, for better or worse.

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