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    Lack of bird diversity impacts both mood and anxiety levels

    Aug 16, 2023 1 minute

    RESEARCH

    NEW RESEARCH HAS found that living somewhere with a diverse range of bird species may yield significant mental health benefits for humans.

    Published in the Royal Geographical Society journal the study suggests lower bird diversity is a significantnumbers of hospitalisations for anxiety and mood disorders.

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