Covid-19 and Depression (original) (raw)

The Covid-19 pandemic has significantly impacted mental health globally, leading to rising levels of depression, anxiety, and frustration across various demographics. Research indicates that the fear and uncertainty associated with the pandemic, exacerbated by pervasive negative media coverage, have intensified mental health struggles, particularly among young people. This paper explores the psychological effects of the pandemic, emphasizing the importance of maintaining mental well-being through positive engagement and accurate information consumption.