Data for: Ambient temperature and solar insolation are associated with decreased prevalence of SSRI-treated psychiatric disorders

Name: Data for: Ambient temperature and solar insolation are associated with decreased prevalence of SSRI-treated psychiatric disorders
Creator: Joshua Wortzel
Published: 2018-12-26T04:05:53.434Z
Keywords: Psychiatry, Epidemiology

Wortzel, Joshua; Kent, Shia; Avery, David; Al-Hamdan, Mohammad; Turner, Brandon; Norden, Justin; Norden, Michael; Haynor, David

doi:10.17632/trs43ybh92.1

Data for: Ambient temperature and solar insolation are associated with decreased prevalence of SSRI-treated psychiatric disorders

Published: 26 December 2018| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/trs43ybh92.1

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Joshua Wortzel, Shia Kent, David Avery, Mohammad Al-Hamdan, Brandon Turner, Justin Norden, Michael Norden, David Haynor

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This is a composite dataset of psychiatric data from the CPES dataset, average yearly solar insolation from NASA’s NLDAS-2 Forcing Dataset Information, and average yearly temperature from NOAA’s US Climate Normals. Data were paired by using CPES subjects' FIPS county codes.

Data for: Ambient temperature and solar insolation are associated with decreased prevalence of SSRI-treated psychiatric disorders

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