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One Health - One Planet - One Mind: integrating eco-anxiety into the One Health paradigm.
Climate change and environmental degradation affect not only ecosystems and physical health but also psychological well-being. Eco-anxiety-defined as chronic or anticipatory distress related to perceived environmental decline-has emerged as a growing public mental health concern. Although One Health
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