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How does air pollution threaten mental health? Protocol for a machine-learning enhanced systematic map

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By Zhuanlan Sun, ZHE HAN, demi Zhu, Shanghai Jiao Tong
| BMJ Open Verified
MENTAL HEALTH PUBLIC HEALTH Quality of Life Our study will use systematic mapping to comprehensively summarise the current literature regarding the impact of air pollution on mental health and to identify the research gap. The unique methodology of our study, which involves the adoption of machine learning and text mining techniques, may be helpful in expanding the breadth and diversity of the literature in this research field.
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Exposure to outdoor air pollution and its human-related health outcomes: an evidence gap map

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By demi Zhu, Shanghai Jiaotong, Zhuanlan Sun
| BMJ Open Verified
Health policy Original research Exposure to outdoor air pollution and its human-related health outcomes: an evidence gap map Zhuanlan Sun1, Demi Zhu2 1 Department of Management Science and Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai, China 2 Department of Comparative Politics, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai, China Correspondence to Professor Demi Zhu; Zhudemi{at}sjtu.edu.cn Abstract Objectives Outdoor air pollution is a serious environmental problem worldwide.
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Bloomberg Briefs

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By Richard Chatterton, Gregory Elders, demi Zhu, I-Chun Hsiao, Yvonne Liu
| Bloomberg News Verified
The final draft outcome has been presented. In summary, the deal reached in Paris is weak, containing no concrete increase in the level of ambition to address climate change, and simply urging countries to do more over time. The most notable outcome is the five-year review cycle for country targets and the establishment of transparency requirements on all countries, but even these elements are accompanied by language that could allow countries to maintain the status quo for years to come.
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