Urban health matters : the WHO estimates that almost 25 per cent of global deaths can be attributed to environmental factors : Architects, urban designers and landscape architects could act as agents of public health to create resilient communities and supportive environments / von Irene Martín Montes, Sonia Hernandez-Montano Bou und Carolyn Daher

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