ArticleFrontiers in public health2026
Impact of green space activity on older adults' mental health in "double-aging" communities: a case study of Shangcheng District, Hangzhou.
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With the rapid aging of China's population, so-called "Double-Aging" communities-characterized by a high proportion of older residents and relatively aged buildings-are becoming increasingly prevalent in urban areas. This study takes Shangcheng District in Hangzhou as a case, systematically examining the effects of community green space, green space activity behaviors, and community renovation on older adults' mental health across different community types, with particular focus on double-aging communities. Communities were pre-selected based on publicly available government and spatial data, followed by a questionnaire survey yielding 312 valid responses, covering individual characteristics, green space features, activity behaviors, and mental health indicators. Data were analyzed using structural equation modeling (SEM), hierarchical regression, ANOVA, and independent-sample
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