Racial discrimination led to dramatic spikes in depressive symptoms, suicidality during COVID-19 ...Middle East

Story at a glance Although previous research has documented the toll of racially motivated discrimination on individuals’ mental health, new data highlight its effect during the COVID-19 pandemic. Those who experienced discrimination more than once a week had a 17-fold increased risk in depressive symptoms and 10-fold increased risk of suicidality. Researchers hope the findings will spur clinicians to better incorporate any discrimination patients face into care provided.  In the past, discrimination has been tied to increased levels of stress and poorer health.  New reseach looking at data collected in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic show that bet

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