Psychology

COVID-19-related psychological distress and engagement in preventative behaviors among individuals with severe mental illnesses

A. E. Pinkham, R. A. Ackerman, et al.

This captivating study reveals the unexpected engagement of individuals with severe mental illnesses in COVID-19 preventative behaviors. Conducted by Amy E. Pinkham and her team, it uncovers the intricate relationship between mental health and public health measures during the pandemic, highlighting the need for further research on acutely ill individuals.

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