Information Management and Business Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(4(S)I), P. 216 - 226
Published: Nov. 26, 2024
Malaysia
is
one
of
the
countries
transitioning
from
pandemic
phase
to
an
endemic
Covid-19.
The
spread
Covid-19
had
a
significant
impact
on
university
students,
affecting
their
mental
health
just
as
it
did
for
many
others.
This
study
investigates
depression,
anxiety,
and
stress
symptom
levels
among
Malaysian
students
coping
strategies
used
prevent
or
reduce
these
psychological
distress
symptoms.
A
web-based
questionnaire
was
developed
using
Google
Forms
collect
data
who
were
selected
non-randomly
three
public
universities
private
in
Malaysia.
Patient
Health
Questionnaire-9
(PHQ-9),
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder-7
(GAD-7),
Perceived
Stress
Scales-10
(PSS-10)
measuring
respectively.
measured
five
strategies:
seeking
social
support
emotional
reasons,
instrumental
acceptance,
disengagement,
humanitarian.
findings
indicated
that
60.7%
depression
symptoms,
30.4%
anxiety
86.3%
symptoms
at
moderate-to-severe
levels.
Acceptance
most
preferred
strategy
while
reasons
least
strategy.
Students
with
severe
disengagement
more
than
those
mild
Mental
associated
compared
minimal
Seeking
also
moderate
BMC Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Aug. 13, 2024
Social
anxiety
symptoms
are
common
and
harmful
psychological
illness
in
college
students.
Although
some
studies
have
illustrated
that
physical
activity
could
reduce
social
symptoms,
the
specific
mechanism
is
still
unclear.
Based
on
theoretical
resilience
sleep,
this
study
constructed
a
serial
mediation
model
to
explore
whether
they
mediate
between
among
This
surveyed
9,530
students
from
three
colleges
China
mediating
effect
of
sleep
problems
symptoms.
Participants
were
investigated
with
International
Physical
Activity
Questionnaire,
Connor-Davidson
Resilience
Scale,
Sleep-related
problems,
Interaction
Anxiety
Scale
Phobia
Scale.
Correlations
variables
analysed
using
Pearson
correlation
analysis
analyses
performed
SPSS
PROCESS
macro
3.3
software.
The
found
was
negatively
associated
but
positively
resilience.
After
controlling
for
sociodemographic
variables,
can
not
only
indirectly
alleviate
through
separate
also
problems.
These
results
suggest
improving
levels
scores
by
increasing
quality.
great
reference
significance
prevention
intervention
students'
mental
health.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: July 28, 2023
Chinese
people
experienced
a
nationwide
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
after
the
adjustment
of
epidemic
response
policies
from
December
2022
to
January
2023.
This
study
aims
explore
prevalence
mental
and
cognitive
symptoms
their
associated
factors
among
medical
students
COVID-19
pandemic.A
cross-sectional
was
conducted
between
February
27th
March
8th,
The
anxiety,
depression,
insomnia,
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD),
function
were
examined
using
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder-7
(GAD-7),
Patient
Health
Questionnaire-9
(PHQ-9),
Athens
Insomnia
Scale
(AIS),
Impact
Event
Scale-6
(IES-6),
Perceived
Deficits
Questionnaire-Depression-5
(PDQ-D-5).
Data
on
demographic
information
also
collected.
Statistical
analyses
describe
symptoms.Among
947
participants,
proportion
experiencing
PTSD
37.8,
39.3,
28.3,
29.5%,
respectively.
self-reported
infection
rate
72.2%.
Higher
grades,
childhood,
current
rural
residence
identified
as
potential
risk
for
symptoms.
Gender,
age,
average
monthly
household
income,
diagnosis
not
with
students.Our
findings
revealed
high
pandemic.
Special
attention
should
be
paid
health
higher-grade
those
residing
in
areas.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: July 17, 2024
The
long-term
impact
of
COVID-19
on
the
mental
health
and
well-being
college
students,
specifically
trends
over
time
after
full
removal
restrictions,
has
not
been
well-studied.
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(3), P. 262 - 262
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Objective:
Since
the
lifting
of
COVID-19
restrictions
in
China
November
2022,
there
has
been
a
notable
surge
infection
rate.
Little
is
known
about
prevalence
long
COVID
among
general
adult
population
and
its
impact
on
COVID-19-related
worries
behaviors
after
policy
change.
Methods:
This
cross-sectional
study
recruited
1530
adults
with
prior
Guangzhou
from
February
to
March
2023.
Logistic
regression
analyses
trend
were
performed
investigate
associations
between
COVID-
preventive
behaviors.
Results:
The
estimated
was
18.0%
(95%
confidence
interval:
16.1%
20.0%).
Common
symptoms
included
cough
(60.7%),
fatigue
(47.6%),
dyspnea
(34.5%),
palpitation
(26.2%),
insomnia
(25.1%).
Adjusted
for
background
variables,
individuals
exhibited
higher
level
compared
those
who
had
fully
recovered
(reference:
without
COVID;
adjusted
odds
ratios
ranged
1.87
2.55,
all
p
values
<
0.001).
Participants
primarily
expressed
regarding
potential
reinfection,
pandemic
daily
life,
increasing
number
cases
deaths,
capacity
healthcare
system.
While
did
not
statistically
significantly
affect
their
Conclusions:
Long
prevalent
restrictions,
it
significant
worries.
highlights
importance
monitoring
mental
health
developing
targeted
intervention
strategies
improve
adherence
measures.
BMC Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
had
a
significant
impact
on
the
physical
and
mental
health
of
human
beings.
Most
adolescents
in
mainland
China
have
been
infected
with
after
adjustment
dynamic
zero-COVID-19
policy.
This
study
aims
to
analyze
relationship
between
effect
depressive
symptoms
among
China.
school-based
repeated
cross-sectional
was
conducted
students
aged
11-19
years
from
September
October
2022
2023
Ningbo,
Zhejiang
Province,
China,
using
stratified
cluster,
multistage
sampling
method.
Data
analysis
occurred
January
June
2024.
Depression
bullying
victimization,
exclusion
cyberbullying,
were
assessed
20-item
Center
for
Epidemiological
Studies
Scale
(CES-D)
Bully/Victim
Questionnaire,
respectively.
In
first
survey
wave
during
policy
period
Mainland
10,224
participants
completed
questionnaires.
2
which
year
lifting
policy,
11,604
resulted
sample
1
2.
mean
age
15.2
(SD
=
1.7)
15.1
1.8)
prevalence
depression
higher
than
(17.0%
vs.
14.6%,
P
<
0.05).
victimization
types
school
2022.
A
total
3.2%
1.7%
experienced
(P
odds
ratio
experiencing
(CES-D
Score
≧
16)
1.18
(95%
CI,
1.10-1.28)
1.86
1.55-2.24)
times
higher,
respectively,
0.01).
mediated
regression
revealed
that
association
an
increase
symptoms,
partially
by
(total
association:β
0.175;
SE
0.038;
0.001;
direct
0.138;
0.039;
indirect
association:
a*b
0.037;
proportion
mediation:
20.88%,
0.001).
findings
this
suggest
increased
risk
or
associated
addition,
may
play
mediating
role
associations
symptoms.
These
indicated
additional
support
should
be
offered
Chinese
post-pandemic
COVID-19.
Not
applicable.
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
Owing
to
their
vulnerability
public
health
crises,
adolescents'
mental
status,
and
related
risk
factors
in
the
post-pandemic
era
China
require
examination.
This
study
aimed
lay
a
foundation
for
subsequent
interventions
disorder
prevention
among
adolescents.
An
anonymous
online
survey
was
conducted
January
8–18,
2023.
The
comprised
two
parts.
first
part
collected
personal
information.
second
included
nine-item
Patient
Health
Questionnaire,
seven-item
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
Scale,
Pittsburgh
Sleep
Quality
Index.
Of
50,666
adolescent
participants,
46.8%
displayed
depressive
symptoms,
31.5%
showed
anxiety
47.9%
experienced
difficulties
initiating
sleep
within
30
min,
while
4.9%
manifested
depressive,
anxiety,
insomnia
symptoms
simultaneously.
Chi-square
tests
revealed
significant
variations
prevalence
of
these
conditions
according
age,
sex,
coronavirus
disease-2019
(COVID-19)
infection
family
increased
screen
time
(P
<
0.001).
Logistic
regression
analysis
indicated
heightened
rates
depression,
rural
adolescents,
females,
those
aged
16–18
years,
individuals
with
history
COVID-19,
long
COVID-19
illness,
(all
P
status
adolescents
should
be
taken
seriously,
particularly
that
high
school
students,
use
electronic
screens.
Among
such
efforts,
administrators
strengthen
connection
psychologists,
as
early
identification
intervention
are
important
preventing
crises.
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
To
explore
the
impact
of
life
rules
(including
individual's
habits
and
patterns,
such
as
diet,
sleep,
learning
styles)
on
mental
health
behavioral
problems
among
adolescent
youth
students
after
lifting
COVID-19
restrictions
in
Sichuan,
China
analyze
influencing
factors
rules.
An
online
survey
was
conducted
middle
schools,
high
colleges
universities
Sichuan
Province,
China,
from
December
14,
2022,
to
February
28,
2023.
Demographic
information,
epidemic-related
questions,
information
were
collected.
Pearson
chi-square
tests
One-way
ANOVA
used
compare
differences
drinking/smoking,
suicidal
ideation
attempts,
internet
addiction,
anxiety,
depression
PTSD
groups
with
different
Multiple
logistic
regression
analysis
A
total
82,873
eligible
participants
(aged
12–24
years)
included
this
study,
40,519
(48.9%)
reported
that
their
partially
impacted
by
pandemic,
6,461
(7.8%)
severely
disrupted.
61.2%
recovered
rules,
8.6%
did
not
recover
There
statistically
significant
terms
drinking/smoking
habits,
frequency
past
year,
volume
anxiety
symptoms,
PTSD,
attempts
(all
P
<
0.01).
degree
recovery
genders,
residence,
grade,
family
economic
level,
home
study
status,
academic
infection
isolation
status
Adolescent
disrupted
during
pandemic
had
significantly
more
problems.
Targeted
specific
psychosocial
interventions
should
be
urgently
needed
reduce
students.
Behavioral Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 262 - 262
Published: Feb. 24, 2025
Anxiety
significantly
impacts
the
well-being
of
university
students.
This
study
employs
pandemic-induced
lockdown
as
a
quasi-experimental
situation
to
examine
students’
perceptions
acoustic
environment
and
anxiety
levels,
further
investigating
potential
correlation
between
these
two
variables.
An
online
questionnaire
survey
was
conducted
with
250
respondents
from
seven
cities,
across
nine
universities
in
China,
encompassing
both
high-
low-risk
areas
concerning
pandemic.
In
addition,
assessments
at
three
selected
sites
on
campus
were
conducted.
The
results
indicate
that
reported
an
increase
perception
indoor
noise,
particularly
voices
instrumental
sounds.
Concurrently,
sound
pressure
levels
during
generally
lower,
resulting
quieter
outdoor
environment.
A
total
54%
experiencing
symptoms
this
period,
those
perceiving
changes
exhibiting
higher
anxiety.
significant
observed
levels.
Overall
satisfaction
negatively
correlated
being
more
pronounced
groups
prone
anxiety,
such
women.
Furthermore,
loudness
most
prominently
perceived
positively
stronger
less
men.
Respondents
showed
high
level
tolerance
for
social/communal
sounds,
Conversely,
natural
electromechanical
sounds
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
mitigating
through
manipulation
World Journal of Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4)
Published: March 25, 2025
BACKGROUND
Sleep
disorders
are
common
health
problems
in
the
elderly.
The
effect
of
social
isolation
on
sleep
duration
and
quality
remains
unclear
Chinese
community-dwelling
AIM
To
explore
associations
with
elderly
people.
METHODS
A
total
7762
people
aged
60
years
older
Ningbo
were
recruited
from
June
2022
to
August
2022.
Data
collected
using
a
questionnaire.
Multivariate
logistic
regression
was
used
analyze
quality.
KHB
mediating
model
test
depression
anxiety
these
associations.
RESULTS
Among
participants,
2656
(34.2%)
had
abnormal
(<
6
hours
or
>
8
hours),
1115
(14.4%)
poor
quality,
917
(11.8%)
isolation.
After
adjusting
for
confounding
factors,
compared
without
isolation,
odds
ratios
(95%CI)
1.49
(1.29-1.73)
1.32
(1.09-1.59),
respectively.
Depression
partially
mediated
accounting
5.68%
9.87%
effect,
CONCLUSION
Social
found
be
associated
More
attention
should
paid
