In industrialized countries , non- communicable diseases have been increasing in prevalence since the middle of 20th century.
Microbiota transfer from the environment to the human body after the exposure events , microbial richness and phylogenetic diversity increased after urban green space exposure in skin and nasal samples collected in two of the three locations .
The study improves understanding of human environmental microbial interactions and suggests that increase exposure to diverse out door environments may increase the microbial diversity which could lead to positive health outcomes for non-communicable diseases .
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