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Religiosity Was Associated With Lower Scores on Anxiety and Depression Symptoms in Medical Students During the COVID 19 Pandemic

2022-07-19

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BACKGROUND: The prevalence of anxiety symptoms in medical students is 63% and depression symptoms exceed 30.6%. The medical degree and the way academics work their training are known to generate stress and affect the health and performance of students. The religious apparatus can be a helpful tool to reduce these symptoms. To associate anxiety, depression and religiosity among medical students during home isolatio...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1847768/v1
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