冠状病毒衰竭(CORONEX): covid -19引起的衰竭折磨着人类

Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva
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COVID-19的持续存在和提醒,以及为控制、检测、测量或以其他方式监测这一大流行而采取的持续措施,正在对全球人口造成日益严重的心理伤害,即使部分人群开始接种疫苗。这种日常的“存在”正在以类似于战争时期或极端经济冲突的方式耗尽人类,其对人类心理健康的长期影响在本文中被称为冠状病毒,或由冠状病毒引起的疲惫,在这种情况下是COVID-19。这个术语是基于广泛的观察,而不是临床数据。长期的恐惧、不安全感和生活方式的根本改变会侵蚀心理防御,同时强化心理弱点。特别容易受到COVID-19健康和精神健康影响的是老年人、已有疾病的人、少数民族和卫生保健工作者。即使有了疫苗,随着人类学会与这场大流行共存,covid -19引起的疲劳(CORONEX)可能会在可预见的未来继续存在。生存下来的人需要适当和强大的经济、心理情感和保健支助结构,生活在不利条件下的社区更是如此。
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Corona exhaustion (CORONEX): COVID-19-induced exhaustion grinding down humanity

The constant presence and reminder of COVID-19, as well as persistent measures to control, test, measure or otherwise monitor this pandemic are taking an eroding psychological toll on the global population, even as select populations begin to receive a vaccine. This daily “presence” is exhausting humanity in ways akin to times of war or extreme financial strife, and its long-term impact on human mental health is referred to in this paper as CORONEX, or exhaustion caused by the coronavirus, in this case COVID-19. This term is based on broad observations, but not on clinical data. Prolonged fear, insecurities, and radical changes to lifestyles can erode psychological defenses while fortifying mental frailties. Particularly vulnerable to both health and mental health impacts of COVID-19 are older individuals, those with pre-existing conditions, minorities, and healthcare workers. Even with vaccines, COVID-19-induced fatigue (CORONEX) will likely continue in the foreseeable future as humanity learns to coexist with this pandemic. Suitable and robust economic, psycho-emotive and healthcare support structures are needed for those that survive, even more so for communities living in under-privileged conditions.

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Current research in behavioral sciences
Current research in behavioral sciences Behavioral Neuroscience
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