Emerging directions in the study of the environmental determinants of mental
                  health: commentary on the MINDMAP Project

James, Peter; Kawachi, Ichiro

doi:10.1136/jech-2021-216713

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“…Some studies had used subjectively defined, self-reported measures of living environment or perceptions of it. Advantages of objectively measured, standardized metrics of density include robustness in the exposure-outcome effect estimates and greater replicability and comparability between studies …”

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“…Advantages of objectively measured, standardized metrics of density include robustness in the exposure-outcome effect estimates and greater replicability and comparability between studies. 34,35 The limitations of our study stem from an observational design that precludes establishing causality. Nonetheless, longitudinal analyses over 2 time points enabled examinations of the associations of multiscalar housing environments with depression after rigorous adjustments.…”

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