More sleep and less drowsiness are benefits of lockdowns, research finds
Australian scientists have identified some of the few benefits of lockdowns: Young kids sleep more and adults are less drowsy
Australian scientists have identified some of the few benefits of lockdowns: Young kids sleep more and adults are less drowsy
Study by Adelaide researchers finds that access to nature and, surprisingly, lots of screen time are a good way to reduce the stress.
Minorities and those living in the most deprived neighbourhoods were the most affected. But 66% were largely unaffected.
Lack of structure and isolation from social contact during lockdown put pressure on people’s wellbeing, NZ psychologists find.
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