Abstract
COVID‐19 patients face greater mental health risks, such as anxiety, depression and suicide ideation, as well as increased opioid use, compared to people who were not infected with the virus, according to researchers who set out to estimate the risks of incident mental health disorders in survivors of the acute phase of COVID‐19. These mental health conditions arose within a year after patients recovered from the virus — whether they had a serious case of it or a mild infection.
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