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Global Warming Linked to Mental Health Decline - EUROPE SAYS

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World Bank senior health specialist Dr. Wameq Raza and Georgetown University professor Dr. Shabab Wahid have been studying the link between climate change and

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Global Warming Linked to Mental Health Decline - EUROPE SAYS

World Bank senior health specialist Dr. Wameq Raza and Georgetown University professor Dr. Shabab Wahid have been studying the link between climate change and

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Global Warming Linked to Mental Health Decline - Dallas Weekly

By Mya Trujillo As global warming continues to take the planet by storm, causing some of the highest temperatures recorded since 1850, experts have been exploring the linkages between climate change and mental health, especially in underprivileged and vulnerable communities. Since 2018, World Bank senior health specialist Dr. Wameq Raza, Ph.D., and Georgetown University (GU) assistant professor Dr. Shabab Wahid, Ph.D., have been collaborating …

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