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The 19 pages that link to Mental health, each with the reason it gives.

• Quality of lifeRelated: Psychological well-being shapes how people experience daily life.

• UnemploymentRelated: Job loss and prolonged joblessness are associated with psychological distress.

• HikingRelated: Time outdoors and physical exertion can influence mood and stress.

• Food insecurityRelated: Uncertainty about obtaining food is associated with psychological distress and mental-health burdens.

• Outdoor recreationRelated: Time outdoors is studied for its associations with mood and well-being.

• Wallace CarothersRelated: Carothers experienced depression, which affected his life alongside his scientific achievements.

• Screen timeRelated: Associations between screen use and well-being vary by content, user, and circumstances.

• Right to healthRelated: The right expressly covers mental as well as physical health.

• Recreational sportRelated: Recreational sport can support well-being through activity, routine, and social contact.

• RecreationRelated: Enjoyable leisure can support well-being, while its absence may limit opportunities for restoration.

• Effects of climate change on human healthRelated: Disasters, displacement, and climate-related losses can cause distress and lasting psychological harm.

• Personal lifeRelated: Private relationships and routines can influence psychological well-being.

• Wentworth MillerRelated: Miller has spoken publicly about depression and his experience of mental illness.