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Study Finds Anxiety, Depression Prevalent Among Somali Health Workers - New Delhi Times

Health care workers in Somalia suffer from high rates of anxiety, depression and stress because of their work with COVID-19 cases, a new study finds. The study was presented at a health research conference in the Somali town of Garowe last week. Initial findings recorded a high prevalence of anxiety in the workforce at 69.3%,…

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Study Finds Anxiety, Depression Prevalent Among Somali Health Workers – Tanzania News Gazette

Study Finds Anxiety, Depression Prevalent Among Somali Health Workers – Tanzania News Gazette
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Study Finds Anxiety, Depression Prevalent Among Somali Health Workers

WASHINGTON - Health care workers in Somalia suffer from high rates of anxiety, depression and stress because of their work with COVID-19 cases, a new st

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LGBTQ Mental Health Impacted by Pandemic Measures Separating Them From Accepting Communities

A new international study finds negative mental health effects in LGBTQ+ youth confined at home during the pandemic.

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Localized anxiety scales reveal more depressed Filipinos

BusinessWorld May 5, 2021 | 12:03 am Patricia B. Mirasol A DEPRESSION, anxiety, and stress scale that was translated into several Philippine languages revealed that the pandemic has had a larger psychological impact on Filipinos: the translated scales show a higher incidence of severe anxiety as compared to a similar study conducted solely in English. The importance of psychological assessment tools in local languages considering the country’s linguistically diverse society was discussed in an April 30 webinar organized by the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST). The translated scales could help increase mental health awareness, and make the allocation of mental health services more efficient, according to academician Allan Benedict I. Bernardo, a member of NAST’s Social Sciences Division. In the said webinar, he presented his team’s work translating the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scales (DASS-21) into Tagalog-based Filipino, Cebuan

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