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September 5, 2025Frontiers in Public HealthOpen Access

Resilience and mental health in university students post-COVID-19 pandemic: insights from the Republic of Cyprus

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NMNatasja MagorokoshoEuropean University Cyprus AHAlexandros HeraclidesEuropean University Cyprus EPEleonora Papaleontiou–LoucaEuropean University Cyprus

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Cross-sectional study examines the connection between resilience, COVID-19 impact, and mental health in students, indicating significant challenges remain.

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Higher COVID-19 impact correlated with poorer mental health among university students in Cyprus, indicating lasting effects.
Resilience was significantly linked to lower COVID-19 impact, with a notable effect on mental health outcomes.
Students with high resilience showed a stronger link between COVID-19 impact and worse mental health compared to those with low resilience.
Research emphasizes the need for interventions to boost resilience and support mental well-being post-pandemic.

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Magorokosho et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb49c46d6d5674bccff7d2 https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2025.1638427

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Cross-sectional study examines the connection between resilience, COVID-19 impact, and mental health in students, indicating significant challenges remain.

Resilience and mental health in university students post-COVID-19 pandemic: insights from the Republic of Cyprus

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Resilience and mental health in university students post-COVID-19 pandemic: insights from the Republic of Cyprus

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