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Transdiagnostic Considerations of Mental Health for the Post-COVID Era: Lessons from the First Surge of the Pandemic
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This groundbreaking research conducted by Sari Goldstein Ferber and colleagues explores the intricate links between COVID-19-related psychopathology and various mental health diagnoses. By analyzing data from Italy and Israel, the study reveals consistent patterns of symptoms that support the idea of a new diagnostic category for mental health issues arising from the pandemic.
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