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COVID-19 restrictions and age-specific mental health—U.S. probability-based panel evidence
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This study, conducted by Elvira Sojli, Wing Wah Tham, Richard Bryant, and Michael McAleer, reveals that young adults in the U.S. felt the brunt of COVID-19 restrictions on their mental health, while older adults were less affected. Discover the critical insights behind these findings and the importance of age-specific mental health responses amid a pandemic.
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