Impact of covid-19 over mental health of children
Keywords:
Mental, Psychosocial, COVID-19, childrenAbstract
The global lockdown and epidemic of COVID-19 has sparked a feeling of dread and concern among the public. Children and adolescents have suffered short-term and long-term consequences as a result of this phenomena in terms of their psychological well-being and mental health. There are a variety of risk variables that may have an influence on the severity of an adverse event for children, including their developmental stage, educational attainment, previous mental health issues, socioeconomic position, and if they are confined for fear of contracting an illness. Children and adolescents affected by the COVID-19 epidemic and the ordering of lockdowns to prevent further spread of illness.
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