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Climate-induced extreme heat associated with suicide risk mediated by poor sleep and emotional dysregulation: A nationally representative panel study from Bangladesh.
Climate change-induced heat exposure is an emerging public health concern with potential mental health consequences, including suicide risk. Yet, in climate-vulnerable low- and middle-income countries the association between heat exposure and suicide risk, and the mediating mechanisms underlying thi
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