How do individual differences in stress susceptibility affect heat-induced anxiety responses and biomarker profiles?

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The study used a small homogeneous sample of college students, leaving unknown how genetic, demographic, or baseline stress vulnerability factors modulate heat-anxiety responses. This knowledge gap limits generalizability and personalized risk assessment for climate-related mental health effects.

Gap type: open_question Source paper: Heat exposure intervention, anxiety level, and multi-omic profiles: A randomized crossover study. (2023, Environment international, PMID:37871510)

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