PARIS, March 10 — Some have called it a “tsunami,” others a “mental health pandemic,” but Covid-19 might not have had such a significant impact on the general population....
PARIS, March 10 — Some have called it a “tsunami,” others a “mental health pandemic,” but Covid-19 might not have had such a significant impact on the general population.
Now, a new study conducted by researchers at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, contradicts — if not qualifies — all previous research on the subject, suggesting that the pandemic might not have had such a detrimental impact on mental health.In recent months, countless studies have reported a generalised decline in mental health in connection with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Published in the British Medical Journal, this research is based, more specifically, on a comparison of general mental health and symptoms of anxiety and depression in the general population as of January 1, 2020, compared with a period from January 1, 2018, to December 31, 2019. “This is consistent with evidence that women and female members of society have experienced a disproportionately greater burden from the pandemic,” the researchers note.
Based on an extensive meta-analysis, the study authors admit that it does not include enough data from low-income countries and children.
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