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This is a Retrospective Study study (also classified as: Observational).

Examining changes in self-reported mental health among selected Asian and White populations in Canada between 2019 to 2022: A retrospective study

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Retrospective analysis reveals shifts in mental health status among Asian and White populations, indicating varied impacts of the pandemic.

Overall, Asian and White populations reported similar levels of high mental health during the study period.
The Chinese group initially had the lowest prevalence of high mental health, but the gap closed by 2022.
This study utilized logistic regression to evaluate differences in mental health by immigrant status and demographic factors.
Findings underscore the need for continued examination of mental health disparities, particularly among immigrant populations.

Ng et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective analysis reveals shifts in mental health status among Asian and White populations, indicating varied impacts of the pandemic.

Overall, Asian and White populations reported similar levels of high mental health during the study period.
The Chinese group initially had the lowest prevalence of high mental health, but the gap closed by 2022.
This study utilized logistic regression to evaluate differences in mental health by immigrant status and demographic factors.
Findings underscore the need for continued examination of mental health disparities, particularly among immigrant populations.

Ng et al. (2025) studied this question.

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