Brigham Young University researchers found that the amount of sunshine, not temperature, pollution, or rain, matters the most to your mental and emotional health, after studying data archived by day for 16,452 adults, 6 years of therapy distress measures across 19 weather/pollution variables.

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Brigham Young University researchers found that the amount of sunshine, not temperature, pollution, or rain, matters the most to your mental and emotional health, after studying data archived by day for 16,452 adults, 6 years of therapy distress measures across 19 weather/pollution variables.