Are the odds of having skin cancer higher among people in greener neighbourhoods due to more active and outdoor lifestyles? : multilevel evidence of survey data from 267,072 Australians

![CDATA[If green spaces encourage people to spend more time outdoors in physical, recreational and social activities, this could have unintended but important consequences for health in countries where levels of ultraviolet (UV) radiation are non-trivial. We investigated whether people who lived in neighbourhoods containing lots of green space were likely to spend more time outdoors and, subsequently, were more likely to report a case of skin cancer, in comparison to their counterparts living in relatively less green environs.]]