Generation COVID: How has the pandemic impacted the mental health of young people?

Menios Constantinou

By Menios Constantinou
Community contribution / April 1, 2021

Being a young adult in the 21st century can be challenging at the best of times.

If the pressures to discover yourself, further your education and crack the job market aren’t already enough, you also want ...

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