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No End in Sight: Living With COVID Malaise

November 10, 2020  ,  No comments
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Emotional responses to the pandemic are widespread. In a survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation over the summer, 53% of American adults said COVID-related worry and stress had negatively affected their mental health.


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