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Residential bird biodiversity and frailty deficit accumulation: a longitudinal cohort study in New York City

2026-08-21

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Urban nature is increasingly recognized as a determinant of healthy aging. However, research has largely focused on the quantity of greenness rather than biodiversity. Evidence supports an association between biodiversity and mental health, but physical aging evidence is very limited. We examined the longitudinal association between residential bird biodiversity and frailty severity using electronic health records...

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bff3de73-e055-570d-be05-3455852ea20a
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10.64898/2026.08.18.26360707
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