1 in 3 adults suffering psychological distress caused by pandemic


By AGENCY
The covid-19 pandemic, which began a year ago, continues to pose significant threats to public health around the world. Photo: AFP Relaxnews

Lockdowns, social distancing, the economic crisis and the absence of festive activities with family and friends weigh heavily on the morale of men and women, to the point that one in three adults in the world is estimated to be suffering psychological distress as a result of the pandemic.

Women and young adults seem to be most affected.

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