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What level of stress is normal during a global pandemic? | New Pittsburgh Courier

Nadine M. Melhem, PhD, MPH The year 2020 has been difficult for most people in the United States. The stressors have been both universal and personal, yet heartbreaking and confusing. The COVID-19 global pandemic, the especially high mortality rate in the US, economic losses and individual everyday stressors could affect people’s mental health. No matter … Continued

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