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Auriba Raza

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Stockholm University

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Susceptibility to short-term ozone exposure and cardiovascular and respiratory mortality by previous hospitalizations

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Warmer and darker climate: Effects on mental health and health behaviors (CLIMENT)

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2026

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2023

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Katriina Hyvönen

Senior Researcher

JAMK University of Applied Sciences

FINLAND

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Timo Partonen

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Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare

FINLAND

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Annina Ropponen

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Pia Mäkelä

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Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare

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Longitudinal associations of meteorological parameters during winter months in Sweden with self-reported symptoms of anxiety in the spring

Climate worry and mental health: the role of pro-environmental behavior and efficacy-based hope as coping strategies

Winter-time solar radiation, precipitation, and psychotropic medication purchases: A cohort study in Finnish public sector employees

Daylight during winters and symptoms of depression and sleep problems: A within-individual analysis

Trajectories of sustainable working life in nine Swedish residential regions: A longitudinal twin cohort study

Access to Alcohol Outlets From Home and Work in Sweden: Longitudinal Associations With Problem Drinking

Family-related life events as predictors of labour market marginalization trajectories: a cohort study of Swedish twins.

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Katriina Hyvönen

Timo Partonen

Annina Ropponen

Pia Mäkelä

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