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Can Mental Health Apps Be Effective for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress During a Pandemic?

2020-11-18

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<p>Covid-19 is poised to exacerbate the global mental health crisis as social isolation, unemployment, and economic recession are risk factors for negative mental health consequences. Since the need for social distancing can make face-to-face services less accessible, people may turn to mental health apps as an accessible and inexpensive solution. But are the claims about the efficacy of these apps supported by ev...

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