Air pollution has become one of the most severe and prevalent environmental issues
worldwide because millions of deaths are caused by air pollution per year. Air pollution …

Objective Empirical evidence on the relationship between environmental factors and mental
health remains inconclusive. One reason is that there is only scant evidence on the …

Background Exposure to outdoor air pollution is associated with adverse health effects.
Previous studies have indicated higher levels of air pollution in socially deprived areas. Aim …

Population ageing and urbanisation are global phenomena that call for an understanding of
the impacts of features of the urban environment on older adults' cognitive function. Because …

Air pollution has resulted in high costs of living due to additional expenditures to combat the
negative health effects, and the relationship between air pollution and well-being is of …

Vulnerable subpopulations may be exposed to higher levels of outdoor air pollution than the
rest of the population. Due to the potential for this to exacerbate their existing health burden …

Background Evidence linking air pollution to major depressive disorder (MDD) remains
sparse and results are heterogeneous. In addition, the evidence about the interaction and …

Background Cross-sectional studies have found associations between neighbourhood
environments and adolescent mental health, but the few longitudinal studies mainly focused …

Background Mental health disorders appear as a growing problem in urban areas. While
common mental health disorders are generally linked to demographic and socioeconomic …

Air pollution is a worldwide environmental and health issue, especially in major developing
countries. A recent World Health Organization report shows about 3 million deaths in the …