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This is a Cross-Sectional Study study (also classified as: Community-Based Study, Observational).

Comprehensive mental health implications of the recent pandemic in Southern Capital of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: a community-based cross-sectional study

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals significant levels of depression and anxiety in Abha residents, indicating urgent mental health needs.

Depression prevalence among participants was found to be 64.8%, with higher odds in younger adults and healthcare workers.
Anxiety affected 58.2% of participants, with a significant association linked to fears of exposure to COVID-19.
Stress prevalence was recorded at 45.0%, particularly higher in married participants, pointing to familial pressures during the pandemic.
Research highlights the acute need for targeted mental health strategies and community support systems during health crises.

Asiri et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals significant levels of depression and anxiety in Abha residents, indicating urgent mental health needs.

Depression prevalence among participants was found to be 64.8%, with higher odds in younger adults and healthcare workers.
Anxiety affected 58.2% of participants, with a significant association linked to fears of exposure to COVID-19.
Stress prevalence was recorded at 45.0%, particularly higher in married participants, pointing to familial pressures during the pandemic.
Research highlights the acute need for targeted mental health strategies and community support systems during health crises.

Asiri et al. (2025) studied this question.

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