Geography and Depression Research
Researchers have looked into how spatial understanding might better enlighten us about mental health and despair.
The application of geographical knowledge, viewpoints, and methods to the study of health, disease, and health care is known as health geography. It looks at disease rates, causes, and spread, as well as environmental threats, environmental mediators of health habits, and health service planning and delivery.
Researchers have looked into how spatial understanding might better enlighten us about mental health and despair.
The concentration of coronavirus RNA in sewage could point researchers toward a clearer picture of how many residents have been infected by the virus in a specific area.
Johns Hopkins University (JHU) is mapping the spread of the coronavirus in near-realtime.
Geographic research can be used to assess the effectiveness of past quarantines in controlling viral diseases.
Studies show that adults who live in a neighborhood that has 30% or more tree coverage have lower odds of experiencing psychological distress in their lifetime.