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Finds an association between climate change anxiety and worsened premensural syndrome severity in women, suggesting health implications.
as climate change worry among women intensifies, the severity of premenstrual syndrome symptoms increases, while their quality of life diminishes. Climate change anxiety, premenstrual syndrom severity, and quality of life were influenced by women's identifying characteristics.
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