emotional strain

Who is Most Affected?

While emotional strain can affect anyone, certain groups are more vulnerable:

Healthcare workers: They face high levels of stress due to their frontline role.
Elderly individuals: They are at higher risk for severe illness and may experience more anxiety.
People with pre-existing mental health conditions: They may find their symptoms exacerbated.
Children and adolescents: Disruption of routine and social activities can be particularly stressful.

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