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Extreme heat and mental health: Systematic review and qualitative investigation of risk and protective factors

2026-03-24

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<p>Background: Extreme hot weather poses increasing risks to mental health. Yet, factors affecting vulnerability are under-researched. This mixed-method study integrates a systematic review and qualitative investigation to identify risk and protective factors for heat-related mental health issues, leading to the co-development of a screening tool. This could inform future research and, pending validation in clinic...

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10.31234/osf.io/c9sk5_v1
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