It would seem that the city's layout has little impact on people's health. City he is a city. However, in reality this is not the case. In cities that are built thoughtfully, and not at random, people are less likely to get sick and get injured. The frequency of epidemic outbreaks is also decreasing.
Such results were shown by a study conducted by the University of California, San Diego. According to him, cities should be designed so that shops, various institutions, workplaces and public transport are within walking distance for residents.
The populations of the United States, China and India are expected to grow by 33%, 38% and 96%, respectively. Therefore, the conditions in the city should be conducive to not causing problems where they can be avoided.
When objects of interest are too far apart, it leads to less physical activity and increases both air pollution and road traffic accidents. Therefore, in the future, it should be done so that one can easily move around the city not only by car, but also by bicycle, as well as on foot.
Such innovations will have a positive impact not only on human health, but also on the environment. And if humanity is really interested in ensuring its survival many centuries later, this is the most important thing.
Semenenko Kirill