Health
Anxiety and depression up by 30% during COVID-19 pandemic – WTSP.com
Psychiatrists are seeing elevated levels of mental illness across all ages and ethnicities, but one group in particular seems to have the highest rates.
TAMPA, Fla COVID-19 has multiple symptoms that we know to look out for, things like shortness of breath, fever, cough, and fatigue. But now, we are also starting to understand the side effects of this virus and pandemic on us as a society.
Cases of anxiety and depression are on the rise across the United States, and here in Tampa, we are not immune.
“Everyone’s affected by COVID in some way, shape or form, regardless if you’ve had it, or if you know somebody who’s had it. The effects of it have…
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