Heatwaves drive 20% rise in mental health ER visits
Italy's brutal heatwaves have so far driven a 20% rise in the number of emergency room visits for mental-health issues this summer, Italian health bodies said…
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A special role In this context, Simeu and Siep explain, psychotropic drug therapies are at risk: the real pharmacological risk concerns molecules with anticholinergic action, which inhibit sweating, but the greatest danger remains improper or self-managed discontinuation of therapies, a major cause of relapse. For this reason, the two societies are calling for people with mental disorders to be explicitly recognized among vulnerable groups in national heatwave prevention plans.
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A special role In this context, Simeu and Siep explain, psychotropic drug therapies are at risk: the real pharmacological risk concerns molecules with anticholinergic action, which inhibit sweating, but the greatest danger remains improper or self-managed discontinuation of therapies, a major cause of relapse.
according to ANSA +1For this reason, the two societies are calling for people with mental disorders to be explicitly recognized among vulnerable groups in national heatwave prevention plans.
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