For Mental Health, Covid F***ed Our S*** Up and We’re Just Starting To Figure Out How
A pair of experts on the effects of the illness and the necessary protections against it
Depresh Mode with John Moe · john moe, neva corrigan, royce lee
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Show Notes
Yes, we don’t have to wear masks in the grocery store and yes, vaccines have been very effective in reducing the spread and severity of covid-19. But the mental health ramifications of the whole pandemic experience are only now beginning to be understood. Dr. Royce Lee from the University of Chicago joins us to talk about how it made serious mental illnesses much worse due to the virus and the stress. We also explore the connection between infection, inflammation, and anger. Then research scientist Dr. Neva Corrigan explains her findings on how the covid experience prematurely aged adolescent brains, especially those of girls.
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