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Study links rising heatwaves to increased mental health hospitalizations in four countries. · Cyprus Report

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Study links rising heatwaves to increased mental health hospitalizations in four countries.

1 sourceFirst reported 7 days agoUpdated 7 days ago

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A multinational study covering more than 2.6 million hospitalizations indicates that prolonged heatwaves are linked to increased pressure on mental health services.
The research was conducted across four countries to analyze the effects of extreme temperatures on mental health.
Findings suggest that rising temperatures may lead to a higher incidence of mental health hospitalizations.
The study highlights the need for improved mental health support during heatwave conditions.
Data collected underscores the growing concern for mental health in the context of climate change and rising temperatures.

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Γιατί στον καύσωνα αυξάνονται οι νοσηλείες ψυχικής υγείας, μελέτη σε 4 χώρες απαντάProto Thema · 7 days ago

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A multinational study covering more than 2.6 million hospitalizations indicates that prolonged heatwaves are linked to increased pressure on mental health services.
The research was conducted across four countries to analyze the effects of extreme temperatures on mental health.
Findings suggest that rising temperatures may lead to a higher incidence of mental health hospitalizations.
The study highlights the need for improved mental health support during heatwave conditions.
Data collected underscores the growing concern for mental health in the context of climate change and rising temperatures.

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