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The Prescription For Better Health? A Dose Of Nature

The Prescription For Better Health? A Dose Of Nature: If everyone who lived in cities went to a park for a half hour every week, there would be 7 percent fewer cases of depression and 9 percent fewer cases of high blood pressure.

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