COVID-19: 1 in 3 Americans have suffered psychological distress

A third of US adults have experienced psychological distress during the pandemic. Financial and physical vulnerability are two of the biggest causes.

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Amid COVID-19, 33% experienced high levels of psychological

Tackling the mental health impact of the COVID-19 crisis: An

Survey reveals how COVID-19 led to psychological distress in the

How Should Schools Respond to the COVID-19 Mental Health Crisis?

Mental health and the pandemic: What U.S. surveys have found

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Long COVID Appears to Have Led to a Surge of the Disabled in the

Disparities in insecurity, social support, and family

Pandemic Emergency May Be Officially Over, but Education's Long

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