Anxiety rates were 35% higher, while Depression increased 39% among those with Covid.
A study has suggested people who catch Covid-19 are more likely to develop depression or anxiety.
US researchers compared 150-thousand people who had experienced the virus with 500-thousand who had not.
Anxiety rates were 35% higher, while Depression increased 39% among those with Covid.
The study found those who had coronavirus were 60 percent more likely to need a mental health diagnosis or medication a year on.
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