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Mental and Physical Health

The content on this living topic page covers a variety of ways in which environmental factors, particularly air pollution, affect both mental and physical health. Articles highlight studies linking exposure to particulate matter from wildfire smoke to increased risks of mental illness in young people, as well as long-term health issues like heart disease. Other discussions include the recall of beverages due to harmful ingredients and the health benefits of dental implants. Additionally, the effects of social media on teenagers' mental health are explored, emphasizing the need for responsible use and societal efforts to mitigate negative impacts. Overall, the theme centers on the significant influence of environmental factors on health and wellness.

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Too busy to be stressed? Study finds it’s not that simple

Feeling rushed may hurt mental health more than having a packed schedule, new research suggests

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A study of 646 college students found that those with busier schedules were less likely to report depression and tended to earn better grades.

Students who felt constantly rushed were more likely to experience anxiety and depression, regardless of how much they had to do.

Mindfulness may help people manage busy schedules by shifting their attention to the present moment.

Between work, family responsibilities, appointments, and everyday errands, it can feel like there simply...

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