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Subtropical climate and intraday temperature variability: Mental health risks and modifying roles of demographic and seasonal factors in Texas

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Yue Zhang
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Kaili Zhang *
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Yizhen Ding
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Chia-Ching Wu
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D. Li
DOI：10.1016/j.scs.2026.107751delete
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Abstract

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• Hourly temperature variability (HTV) is associated with increased mental health risks. • The highest cumulative effects occur over lag 0–1 day. • Sex and age differences were observed in association between HTV and mental health. • Winter shows delayed cumulative impacts extending to lag 0–12 days.
Keywords:
Hourly temperature variability
Mental health
Subtropical climate
Time-series analysis

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Sustainable Cities and Society
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