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Effect of ambient temperature and thermal comfort indices on emergency visits for psychotic and mood disorders: a case-crossover study in a French suburban area
As climate change accelerates, extreme heat events are rising in frequency and intensity, prompting concerns about mental health impacts. However, evidence linking heat to psychiatric emergencies remains mixed, partly due to methodological heterogeneity and limited attention to contextual factors li
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