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Mental health in long covid: prevalence and characteristics associated with depression, anxiety and stress

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Job changes were associated with a higher prevalence of depressive symptoms, weekly work frequency >5 days with stress, and leisure activities with a reduction in the prevalence of depression and anxiety, and Musculoskeletal pain showed a significant association with all outcomes evaluated.

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