Extreme temperatures adversely affect mood disorders, highlighting a link between weather and mental health.
Evidence suggests that extreme heat or cold can exacerbate mood disorder symptoms among various populations.
The systematic review of literature indicates an urgent need for mental health professionals to consider climate impacts.
Findings may enable improved mental health strategies in response to climate-related mood disorder triggers.
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