A 3-year study across our flagship campuses links daylight, plants and natural acoustics to faster post-surgical healing. It's the kind of finding that makes the architecture of care matter as much as the medicine itself — a reminder that walls, windows and air can be instruments of healing.
Dr. Elena Park·May 2, 2026·8 min readShort description of the story.
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ResearchA 3-year study across our flagship campuses links daylight, plants and natural acoustics to faster post-surgical healing.
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