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What is COVID-19 fatigue
At the beginning of 2020, as COVID-19 was beginning to spread around the world, many people quickly transitioned to be on to high alert. Supermarkets were emptied of essential supplies and many parts of the world went into lockdown.
The early days of the pandemic were marked with extreme concern. People were unsure of what COVID-19 was, how bad it would get, or how to deal with the virus.
Almost 40 percent of respondents reported low wellbeing and about one-third said they felt moderate to high levels of distress. However, over 60 percent of people also experienced silver linings at alert level 4, such as more time with family.
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Press Release – University of Auckland
A century of sexual abuse of women in New Zealand is analysed in a University of Auckland study.
The newly-published research looks back as far as 1922 by analysing interviews with thousands of women about their lifetime experiences.
The study indicates that one in six New Zealand women experience sexual violence from an intimate partner during their lifetime, a rate that has remained remarkably constant over the past century.
Rates of child sexual abuse and non-partner sexual assault seem to have declined slightly but remain alarmingly high at 1 in 5 for child sexual abuse and 1 in 14 for non-partner sexual assault, according to Associate Professor Janet Fanslow, of the School of Population Health, who led the research.