Since most mental illnesses have both environmental and genetic factors, I am wondering if we have established reason to believe rates of mental illness such as depression, bipolarity, or GAD differ between nomadic and sedentary societies? I am primarily wondering about the difference between nomadic and agricultural, not necessarily between urban/rural or pre-/post-industrial societies. What do we know, and how?
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