Children from families with lower income and those from minority racial/ethnic groups also most likely to have COVID-19-related school closures
Longer hospital stays tied to greater odds of one-month cardiopulmonary symptoms and new disability
Adults receiving the vaccine between December 2020 and March 2021 reported decreased mental distress following first dose
Race appears to be an important social determinant
Nonmarried individuals with ischemic heart disease have higher prevalence of state hopelessness than married individuals
Adults with disabilities more often report that the pandemic makes it harder for them to access care, medication
Rates of overdose, mental health crises increased after dose tapering among patients prescribed stable, long-term, higher-dose opioid therapy
Risk particularly heightened in the six months following diagnosis
Nonpsychotic perceptual disturbance at age 18 years linked to increases in midlife hallucinations, delusions, and total psychotic symptoms
Much of the poor mental health during school closures tied to established risk factors