Risk factors for depression during the COVID-19 pandemic: a longitudinal study in middle-aged and older adults

Overview of attention for article published in BJPsych Open, September 2021

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RT @CLOSER_UK: 5, The study found evidence to suggest depression in UK adults aged 50 and over increased significantly during the pandemic.…

RT @CLOSER_UK: 4, We’ve also just added a new article that used #COVID19 data from @ELSA_Study to investigate risk factors for depression i…

5, The study found evidence to suggest depression in UK adults aged 50 and over increased significantly during the pandemic. Being female, living alone and having a long-standing illness were all prominent risk factors. https://t.co/KZYwCQceqw

4, We’ve also just added a new article that used #COVID19 data from @ELSA_Study to investigate risk factors for depression in middle-aged and older adults during the pandemic. https://t.co/KZYwCQceqw

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