Frontiers in Mental Health and the Environment

Marco Helbich

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Helbich has developed a strong interest in urban mental health geographies, and combines his expertise in urban and health geography as well as geoinformatics.His recent research, funded by the European Research Council, addresses how environmental exposures may act as potential stressors or buffers to people's mental health, emphasizing people's daily mobility and their residential life-course.

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