- greater occupational stressors (e.g. reduced access to PPE and lack of security in raising concerns) were associated with worsened mental health
- discrimination from staff and patients associated with worsened mental health, with large effects

Using data from 6973 healthcare workers(HCW) we found:
- symptoms of depression, anxiety and PTSD were stable during the second year of the pandemic (but no earlier estimates to make comparisons)
- HCWs who drank more frequently over time reported greater increases in symptoms of poor mental health

NoLo products may be helpful to support abstinence or harm reduction, but there is a need for clear guidance on safe levels of ABV (0.05 or 0.5%??)

Most young people who identified as belonging to an ethnic minority group reported better wellbeing than white British young people, but risk factors differed…

Racial discrimination is more harmful for wellbeing for Indian and Pakistani young people, than for white British young people

Authored by @patsyirizar.bsky.social, Dharmi Kapadia, Harry Taylor, Gertrude Wafula, Albert Kwansa, @charleskod.bsky.social @inequalccsr.bsky.social @vkatikireddi.bsky.social

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