Crises impact youth mental health

Emma L. Lawrance ()
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Emma L. Lawrance: Imperial College London

Nature Climate Change, 2024, vol. 14, issue 10, 1016-1017

Abstract: Declining youth mental health has been labelled a global crisis. Although raging wars are most emotionally salient, ecological crises such as climate change are more costly for the psychological health of young people.

Date: 2024
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