Covid-19: People feel more anxious and depressed and are drinking more - survey

Women, and people aged between 25 and 34, were the grouping cited as the most likely to experience worries related Covid-19. File Picture

Women, and people aged between 25 and 34, were the grouping cited as the most likely to experience worries related Covid-19. File Picture

Almost half of Irish people say that the Covid-19 pandemic has made them feel depressed, anxious, and has negatively impacted their confidence. 

That's according to a new survey carried out by Behaviour & Attitudes for the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) and Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU).

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