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cord-310540-pnb8sr58	Novotny, J. S.	Association between stress and depressive symptoms and the Covid-19 pandemic	2020-07-29		.txt	text/plain	3676	246	53	Conclusions: This population-based longitudinal study showed that Covid-19 related measures had significant impact on mental health in a general population with the feeling of loneliness identified as the biggest risk factor. This hypothesis is further corroborated by recent position papers on the impact of Covid-19 on global mental health (19, 20) , which noted that large majority of studies to date reported largely cross-sectional data from different convenience samples, which do not critically measure changes in various psychological symptoms in response to Covid-19. The e-questionnaire consisted in demographic characteristics, response to how Covid-19 related government measures affected their daily life and habits, including their experience with quarantine and the use of personal protective equipment, their current medical status (in the Supplement pp [2] [3] [4] [5] and psychological questionnaires evaluating stress, depressive symptoms, loneliness, and illness perception.	./cache/cord-310540-pnb8sr58.txt	./txt/cord-310540-pnb8sr58.txt