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COVID and Mental Health
The pandemic exacerbated mental health struggles for vulnerable populations.
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Zimbabwe
Demand Exposes Weakness of Mental Health System
By Linda Mujuru
Nepal
Shame, Stigma and Suicide: For Girls, the Pandemic Made It Worse
By Shilu Manandhar
Argentina
‘Long COVID’ Patients Search Online for Empathy, Answers
By Lucila Pellettieri
Uganda
Refugees Lack Vital Mental Health Care
By Patricia Lindrio
Haiti
Terror and Trauma for Children Displaced by Gang Wars
By Anne Myriam Bolivar
Uganda
Ugandans Turn to Illegal Drug to Treat COVID Symptoms
By Nakisanze Segawa
Uganda
Pandemic Worsens Legacy of Wartime Trauma
By Apophia Agiresaasi
Haiti
Haitians Turn to Vodou to Treat Mental Illness
By Anne Myriam Bolivar
Argentina
Patients Face Long Waits to Leave Psychiatric Hospitals
By Lucila Pellettieri
Zimbabwe
Coronavirus Complicates Efforts to Curb Substance Abuse
By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
Argentina
A New Front in the Fight for Reproductive Rights
By Lucila Pellettieri
Democratic Republic of Congo
Mental Illness: The Vast, Hidden Toll of DRC’s Armed Conflicts
By Noella Nyirabihogo
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