Rising temperatures linked to increased risk of depression, study finds
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A South Korean study found that for every 1°C rise in annual temperature since 1961–1990, the odds of moderate depressive symptoms increased by 13%, with stronger effects in urban areas, younger adults, and long-term metropolitan residents.
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Original Title: Rising temperatures linked to increased risk of depression, study finds. For every 1°C increase in average annual temperature due to climate change, the odds of having at least moderate depressive symptoms increased by 13%. These increases were 14% for adults between 19 and 40 years of age.