Greenland mental distress rate jumps from 7% to 31% as Trump threats fuel crisis, study finds.
According to a study by a Greenland public health institute, the share of Greenlanders experiencing mental distress rose from 7% to 31% over the past year. The authors attribute the increase to the crisis caused by Trump's threats to seize the island.
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