Symptoms with the highest prevalence included anosmia, weakness, fatigue, dysgeusia, myalgia, and depression
Postpartum Mental Health Visits Up During COVID-19 Pandemic
Increase seen in visit rate from March 2020, with higher rate in April, which was sustained through November 2020
Mental Health Poor for 11 Percent of U.K. Adults During COVID-19
Steady deterioration in mental health seen for 7.0 percent; mental health initially declined and remained very poor for 4.1 percent
ED Visits for Pediatric Mental Health Issues Up During COVID-19
Odds of admission for mental health issues also on the rise, as were lengths of stay
Many Oncology Patients Are Lonely During COVID-19
Those categorized as lonely have higher levels of social isolation, higher symptom severity scores for all symptoms
Pandemic Tied to Mental Health Concerns in Pregnant, Postpartum Women
Excessive information seeking doubles the odds of elevated posttraumatic stress and anxiety/depression
Considerable Neurologic, Psychiatric Morbidity Reported After COVID-19
Estimated incidence of neurological or psychiatric diagnosis was 33.62 percent among 236,379 patients
Half of Parents Report Pandemic Negatively Impacting Teen Mental Health
Parents also report methods to improve mental health largely work
Decline in Exercise Linked to Higher Depression During Pandemic
Among college students, disruption to physical activity a leading risk factor for depression during the COVID-19 pandemic
Behavioral Health Issues Remain High as Pandemic Continues
Survey results reveal self-reported mental health, substance use, and suicidal ideation among U.S. adults in September 2020