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UK survey study links public shocks with psychological distress

via The Guardian·20h ago·2 sources

A UCL-led analysis of survey data from 87,857 UK residents found rising psychological distress from 2009 to 2023, with sharp increases after the Brexit referendum and first Covid lockdown, The Guardian and BMJ Mental Health report. The study examines associations and demographic differences; it does not establish that any single event alone caused the changes.

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BMJ Mental Health

Impact of social, political and economic shocks on population mental health in the UK

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