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Research paper evaluates the mental health impacts of the first COVID-19 wave on U.K. residents, revealing heightened psychological distress particularly among younger people, women, and minority groups. Factors such as financial stress, loneliness, and household density were found to significantly influence the severity of mental health decline during the pandemic.

Mental health among 5- and 8-year-olds deteriorated during the pandemic; however, inequalities narrowed as children in more advantaged groups saw greater deteriorations.

Domestic abuse is horrible, and it happens to women and men alike. Here's how men can be victims of domestic violence, and why it needs to be talked about more.

Biological aging is reversible, the study suggested, through more favourable policies for renters

Renters biologically age at a rate of 2.5 weeks per year faster than those who own their home, researchers say—a worse impact than smoking or unemployment.

Renting is so stressful that its impact on biological age was almost double that of unemployment, and 50% greater than living as a former smoker, according to a newly released study.

Mental health among 5 and 8 year olds deteriorated during the pandemic and children in more advantaged groups saw greater deteriorations.

Study shows that mothers' psychosocial stress during pregnancy has negative associations with their children's sleep that persist across childhood.

TUESDAY, Sept. 26, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- Mental health among 5- and 8-year-olds deteriorated during the pandemic; however, inequalities narrowed as children in more advantaged groups saw greater deteriorations, according

First COVID, then cost of living hit those in their 20s hard.