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Identification key in treating kids with Covid-19 anxiety: Study – Sify News
London, Sep 6 (IANS) Researchers have revealed that early identification and treatment is vital to avoid long-term mental health consequences from Covid-19 among children and young people.
For some, ongoing concerns about health, triggered by the invisible threat posed by Covid-19, could interfere with life and parents and teachers need to be aware of signs such as excessive hand washing, and reassurance-seeking about health-related worries.
“Children are not immune to worries about their health, or the health of those around them. It is essential that we are able to recognise when normal concerns around Covid become more problematic,” said study author Jo Daniels from the Univer…
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