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Investigating effects of day-to-day variations in environmental exposure on the human brain: study protocol for the Day2Day Environment project
Background: Understanding how daily environmental exposures influence the human brain and mental health is increasingly important in the context of global urbanization and climate change. Previous studies have focused primarily on long-term environmental factors or isolated features like green space
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