The COVID-19 pandemic intensified risk factors for poor mental health among healthcare workers in the United Kingdom. However, there is insufficient evidence of the impact of COVID-19 on mental health among black, Asian and minority people. This article on medical myths analyzes 10 common misconceptions about stroke and explains, with the opinion of a medical expert, why they aren't true.
How has public health been impacted by recent medical news stories?
The COVID-19 pandemic intensified risk factors for poor mental health among healthcare workers in the United Kingdom. However, there is insufficient evidence of the impact of COVID-19 on mental health among black, Asian and minority people.
Shelley Stoyle21/04/20230 minutes 18, seconds read0 Comments

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