Parenting and Gender as Impact Factors for Social Participation, Quality of Life, and Mental Health in Long COVID.

Dominik SchröderTim SchmachtenbergStephanie HeinemannChristina MüllenmeisterSascha RoderIman El-SayedGloria HeesenGloria KönigsAlexandra Dopfer-JablonkaEva HummersMarie MikuteitChristian DopferSimon GrewendorfJacqueline NiewolikSandra SteffensValerie DozeFrank KlawonnFrank Müller

Published in: Journal of primary care & community health (2024)

Long COVID is associated with impairments in family and domestic responsibilities in individuals who have parenting tasks. Among participants with long COVID, anxiety symptoms are higher in men than women.

Keyphrases

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physical activity
sleep quality
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depressive symptoms
pregnancy outcomes