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September 17, 2025Journal of Affective DisordersOpen Access

Mental health outcomes among U.S. healthcare workers before, during, and after the 2019 global respiratory pandemic: A population-based study

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SSSaanie SulleyDADavid AdzragoCOCameron K. Ormiston

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Population-based study finds higher anxiety and depression in healthcare workers during the pandemic, indicating persistent mental health challenges.

Key Points

  • Healthcare workers experienced significantly higher anxiety and depression during the pandemic compared to other periods.
  • Analysis of data from 138,000 adults shows that U.S.-born individuals had greater mental health challenges during the pandemic.
  • Weighted logistic regression identifies nativity, race, and sexual orientation as key factors influencing mental health outcomes.
  • Targeted interventions are essential to support healthcare workers' mental health, especially for U.S.-born individuals and sexual minorities.

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Sulley et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d42725713b0b5dfea6dbdahttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.jad.2025.120342
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