Exploring the psychological impact of the 2022 SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant outbreak in China

Gangbin Han,Guirong Cheng,Feifei Hu, Chunli Li,Dan Liu, Juan Zhou,Jing Liu,Linya Huang, Xiaochang Liu,Qianqian Nie, Dan Song, Deyang Zeng,Lang Xu,Jinquan Li,Yushan Chen,Zhen Wei,Qiong Wu,Xiaoming He,Qingming Wu,Wei Tan,Yufei Mei,Xingxing Chen,Yangming Ou,Jingjing Zhang,Yafu Yu,Mengliu Yang,Pengfei Lian, Fukai Zhou, Renjia Fan, Hong Wan, Chenlu Hu, Yidi Fu,Shiyue Li,Junyi Wang, Cheng Cai, Mengdie Pei, Yuyang Cui, Wanying Cai, Yiqing Li,Shiyao Pan, Chang Chen, Yan He,Zhaoxia Wu, Liu Hu,Liang Tao,Hongyan Xiao,Xinyan Xie,Yan Zeng

GENERAL PSYCHIATRY（2023）

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To the editor: The impact of the coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)pandemic in 2020 on mental health was substantial in China12 and various other countries.3 4 Beyond the direct conse-quences of COVID-19,the pandemic created an environment in which many determi-nants of mental health were affected.

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anxiety,depression,mental health,COVID-19

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