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Psychological distress associated with the second COVID-19 wave: Prospective evidence from the UK Household Longitudinal Study

2021-09-29

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<p>BackgroundIn late 2020 a second wave of COVID-19 infections occurred in many countries and resulted in a national lockdown in the UK including stay at home orders and school closures. This study aimed to compare the prevalence of psychological distress before and during the second COVID-19 wave in the UK. MethodsThis study drew on data from 10,657 participants from the nationally representative probability-base...

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