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Psychiatrist links smog, depression

By Shan Juan | China Daily | Updated: 2015-12-10 07:59

More research sought on how dirty air can influence emotions

Mental health experts want more research done on how periods of serious pollution can cause "the smog blues."

Wang Jian, a veteran psychiatrist at Beijing Huilongguan Hospital specializing in mental health, said that an improved understanding of the relationship would help protect people from the potential mental health issues caused by serious air pollution.

Psychiatrist links smog, depression

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