Aug 2026· Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration· Vol 11· 0 citations· 48 references
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A narrative review synthesizes studies published between 2020 and 2025 on the effects of ground pollution on health and behavioral development throughout childhood and highlights needs for improved exposure assessment, stronger waste management policies, and child-centered public health strategies.
Wildfires are increasing in frequency and intensity worldwide, with growing evidence linking wildfire exposure to adverse mental health outcomes. This scoping review aimed to summarize and critically assess the existing quantitative literature on wildfire-related mental health impacts. We searched PubMed, Web of Scienc...
Katharine Teigen, D. Coomes, A. Nori-Sarma et al.· Current Environmental Health...· 0 citations
Healthcare students and professionals need high-quality, evidence-based education that empowers them to meet emerging mental health challenges associated with climate change and other planetary health issues. This narrative review aims to identify key topics for planetary and mental health education and critically exam...
Mahalah Mullins· Health Education in Practice...· 0 citations
This review highlights important methodological opportunities for future research, including integrating environmental toxicant and psychosocial exposures and applying analytical methods that better capture real-world co-exposures across the life course, to strengthen understanding of how multiple environmental and soc...
S. F. Stein, O. Halabicky, C. Giang et al.· Environmental Pollution· 0 citations
Findings suggest that nature-based interventions are associated with improvements in psychological, physiological, and social health outcomes among urban adults, and the literature is limited by heterogeneity in study design, intervention definitions, and outcome measurement.
Caroline S. Malkin, Nikhil Kota, N. Charbel et al.· Ecopsychology· 0 citations
OBJECTIVE. To systematically map and synthesize current evidence on the effects of environmental vibration on populations, methods of exposure assessment, exposure–response relationships, regulatory approaches, and preventive strategies, and to identify the main gaps in the evidence base from a public health perspectiv...
S. S. Halak, P. Semashko, A. Bezverkha et al.· Environment & Health· 0 citations
Introduction Childhood stress can influence biological stress-response systems and may have long-term implications for development. Although biological measures are increasingly used to assess stress in children, research on biological assessments of daily stress among typically developing children has not yet been com...
Sujeong Kang, Eunkyung Kim· PLoS ONE· 0 citations
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