Mental Impact of COVID-19 – Fear, Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Sequels
Disease pandemics are known to cause mental impact, COVID-19 is not an exception. The ensuing mental health issues are not only restricted to the patients and their relatives/friends but affect the healthcare workers (HCWs) as well. Home isolated/quarantined patients/care takers experience a greater...
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2022
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