COVID-19 Raised Mental Health Issues Within Families by Angela Mohan on April 13, 2021 at 5:26 PM
Lock down due to COVID-19 has been liked to a variety of large, detrimental effects on individuals and families well-being and functioning.
Parents reported that they themselves were experiencing much higher levels of depression and lower levels of coparenting quality with their partners.
Mark Feinberg, research professor of health and human development at Penn State, said the results recently published in the journal
Family Process give insight into just how devastating periods of family and social stress can be for parents and children, and how important a good coparenting relationship can be for family well-being.
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Mental Health Issues Dampen Efficacy of COVID-19 Vaccines by Colleen Fleiss on January 14, 2021 at 11:09 PM
Fortunately, it may be possible to reduce these negative effects with simple steps like exercise and sleep.
Vaccines are among the safest and most effective advances in medical history, protecting society from a wide range of otherwise devastating diseases, including smallpox and polio. The key to their success, however, is ensuring that a critical percentage of the population is effectively vaccinated to achieve so-called herd immunity.
‘Depression and stress could dampen the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines.’
Even though rigorous testing has shown that the COVID-19 vaccines approved for distribution in the United States are highly effective at producing a robust immune response, not everyone will immediately gain their full benefit. Environmental factors, as well as an individual s genetics and physical and mental health, can weaken the body s im
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