在 Covid-19 第一波之前、期间和之后,加拿大年轻人与老年人的精神健康状况:社会人口特征是否重要?

Guillaume Descary, Elizabeth Olivier, Éliane Thouin, Rubab G. Arim, V. Dupéré, I. Archambault, K. Tardif-Grenier
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本研究通过一系列具有全国代表性的横断面调查显示,无论是在大流行之前还是期间,加拿大年轻成年人(18-34 岁)对自己心理健康的正面评价("非常好 "或 "优秀")都少于年龄较大的成年人(即 35 岁以上)。此外,在大流行开始后,年轻成年人对自己心理健康的积极评价急剧下降,在大流行前(60.9% [95% CI 59.3-62.4])和大流行期间(例如,43.8% [95% CI 38.7-49.0])之间的降幅超过 25%。青壮年妇女似乎特别容易受到感染,但移民青年则表现出了抗病能力。
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The Mental Well-Being of Canadian Young Adults Versus Older Adults Before, During, and After Covid-19’s First Wave: Do Sociodemographic Characteristics Matter?
Using a series of nationally representative cross-sectional surveys, this study shows that younger Canadian adults (aged 18–34) rated their own mental health positively (as “very good” or “excellent”) less often than older adults (i.e., 35+), both before and during the pandemic. Also, younger adults’ positive mental health ratings declined particularly sharply following the onset of the pandemic, with declines of more than 25 percent between the pre-pandemic (60.9% [95% CI 59.3-62.4]), and the pandemic (e.g., 43.8% [95% CI 38.7-49.0]) periods. Young adult women appeared particularly vulnerable, but immigrant youth showed signs of resilience.
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