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Philadelphians experienced increased anxiety and depression during first wave of COVID-19, Drexel study suggests

Respondents who worked in fields that were most directly affected by the pandemic experienced more symptoms of anxiety and depression.

While men were more likely to report elevated rates of anxiety related to job loss and balancing child care with professional responsibilities, women were more likely to report anxiety symptoms and stress from reduced work hours.
While men were more likely to report elevated rates of anxiety related to job loss and balancing child care with professional responsibilities, women were more likely to report anxiety symptoms and stress from reduced work hours.Read more/ MCT