BGU research claims increased insomnia, anxiety in mothers amid COVID-19

What they found was that many mothers are reporting higher levels of anxiety and increased episodes of insomnia as a direct result of the isolated lifestyle change.

A girl hugs her mother before entering her elementary school in Sderot as it reopens following the ease of restrictions preventing the spread of the coronavirus disease.

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ByZACHARY KEYSER

OCTOBER 12, 2020 13:17

BGU research claims increased insomnia, anxiety in mothers amid COVID-19

What they found was that many mothers are reporting higher levels of anxiety and increased episodes of insomnia as a direct result of the isolated lifestyle change.

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BGU research claims increased insomnia, anxiety in mothers amid COVID-19

What they found was that many mothers are reporting higher levels of anxiety and increased episodes of insomnia as a direct result of the isolated lifestyle change.

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