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The COVID-19 pandemic has threatened global health and well-being, prompting calls for multidisciplinary research on its health impacts as daily stressors and health complaints accumulate.
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May support tourism-framed research on suboptimal health post-COVID; leaves open empirical validation before clinical adoption.
The COVID-19 outbreak has posed tremendous threats to both global health and individuals’ psychological and physiological well-being. Scholars across the social and medical sciences are calling for multidisciplinary research regarding how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected global health [1]. As daily stressors continue to accumulate, the number of people reporting health complaints that cannot be […]
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