Meta-analysis of controlled trials testing horticultural therapy for the improvement of cognitive function

Improving cognitive function is one of the most challenging global issues in cognitive impairment population. Horticultural therapy involves the expertise of a horticultural therapist who establishes a treatment plan for horticultural activities that aim to achieve cognitive changes, and thereby imp...

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Humans
Magnetism
Meta-analysis
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Quality of Life - psychology
Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic
Science
Science (multidisciplinary)
Temperature
Temperature effects
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