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Discussions emphasize the significance of the study, with phrases like 'most-viewed article' and 'important effect of COVID-19,' highlighting the research's relevance. Additionally, some posts encourage taking action or rethinking educational methods, while others mention specific findings such as increased stress and anxiety among students, demonstrating a combination of recognition, curiosity, and a desire for impactful change.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the importance of the study, emphasizing the significance of COVID-19's impact on student mental health.
Posts show a high level of curiosity, with mentions of the study being the most viewed article and calls to reimagine education and mental health approaches.
Several entries reference specific findings, such as increased stress reported by 71% of students, and discuss the broader implications for health interventions, indicating moderate deep engagement.
There is a consensus that the research has meaningful implications for mental health strategies, student support, and public health, reflecting perceived high impact.
Congratulations to @TheSonSaves, @SudeepHegde2, @smithalecm, @NaomiXiaomei, & @Prof_Sasangohar for their article on the Effects of COVID-19 on College Students’ Mental Health in the US for being the #1 top viewed article in @jmirpub! For the full article: https://t.co/crf6NlCKMc https://t.co/s8P0XRt8ki
https://t.co/64leZ0mc95 Of the 195 students, 138 (71%) indicated increased stress and anxiety due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Multiple stressors were identified that contributed to the increased levels of stress, anxiety, and depressive thoughts among students
Our work on the Effects of #COVID19 on College Students’ #mentalhealth is now published in JMIR. Congratulations to @ACELAB_TAMU students and fellows @TheSonSaves, @SudeepHegde2, @smithalecm, and @NaomiXiaomei for publishing this impactful work. https://t.co/aq5mDPzZoo
Achievement Unlocked! Our 20th journal article of 2020 was just accepted! In this forthcoming JMIR article, we document the Effects of COVID-19 on College Students Mental Health in the US. https://t.co/ZJp5usFPBv #mentalhealth #humanfactors #covid19research
Just a reminder that @NaomiXiaomei will be presenting on Effects of COVID-19 on College Students' Mental Health in the United States: Interview and Survey Studies at 12:30 PM (EDT) in the HFES International Symposium on HF/E in Health Care. Come out to support! #ACELabTAMU https://t.co/fhhiRzYMzU
We as a MPH program need to develop interventions and preventative strategies to address college students mental health during COVID-19 #PUBLHLTH791 #PublicHealth https://t.co/WHLwCwPORj
In this episode of Soothtopia Insights, we explore COVID-19's profound impact on cognitive functions, particularly short-term memory and attention. We summarize key insights from studies indicating significant cognitive…
This video discusses the effects of COVID-19 on mental health among college students in the United States, based on survey data and research findings.
In this episode of Soothtopia Insights, two AI narrators explore the profound effects of COVID-19 on cognitive functions, particularly short-term memory and attention. The discussion reviews findings from multiple…
This video reviews a study on how COVID-19 has affected mental health among college students in the United States through interviews and surveys.
This video explores the effects of COVID-19 on mental health among college students in the United States, based on an interview survey study examining the challenges faced during the pandemic.
This video discusses how COVID-19 has affected college students' mental health, highlighting difficulties with concentration, sleep disruptions, decreased social interactions, and overall mental health challenges based…
This interview survey study examines how the COVID-19 pandemic has increased stress and depression levels among college students, highlighting the vulnerability of this population during ongoing public health challenges.
#JMIRBestOf2024: Most Viewed Congratulations to @Prof_Sasangohar and co-authors from @TAMU for Journal of Medical Internet Research’s most-viewed article of 2024 on #COVID-19's mental health impact on college students: https://t.co/oiRUIn4zko https://t.co/iyIuBA0SFG
#JMIRBestOf2024: Most Viewed Congratulations to @Prof_Sasangohar and co-authors from @TAMU for Journal of Medical Internet Research’s most-viewed article of 2024 on #COVID-19's mental health impact on college students: https://t.co/jrpHClQsWz https://t.co/ExxvAvYp24
@sgentil14 @francoislegault Commence par ceux là!! J'en ai d'autres en réserve!! https://t.co/8w0lBtVSGu https://t.co/9bubXVWNOX https://t.co/fs8i5VNNY8 https://t.co/NSJt6iqqrJ
We've curated three interesting health-related Open Access research papers for you to read over the weekend. ⚕️
Covid forced people to take a closer look at mental health. Changwon Son surveyed 195 college students and asked about their mental health. Unsurprisingly, 71% of those students reported more stress and depressive thoughts since the pandemic started. https://t.co/ehJRewWFq5
Son1, Changwon, et al. “Effects of COVID-19 on College Students' Mental Health in the United States: Interview Survey Study.” Journal of Medical Internet Research, JMIR Publications Inc., Toronto, Canada, https://t.co/QHN1YExs4T.
A study done on students at Texas A&M University on mental health, an important effect of COVID-19. Click the link to read more about it! I will also provide a short summary! https://t.co/lrAJFSa1Xd
Effects of COVID-19 on College Students’ Mental Health in the United States: Interview Survey Study’ by Farzan Sasangohar contains information on what the stressors are that come with COVID-19 and the effects of that on university students.
What if we #reimagine how we acquire knowledge?? Start teaching useful information for future encounters, and take time to ask about their #Mentalhealth ! Studies show the decrease in metal health due to #Covid_19 Take some time to check out https://t.co/ztsAtgzfnR
RT @ACELAB_TAMU: Congratulations to @TheSonSaves, @SudeepHegde2, @smithalecm, @NaomiXiaomei, & @Prof_Sasangohar for their article on the Ef…
RT @ACELAB_TAMU: Congratulations to @TheSonSaves, @SudeepHegde2, @smithalecm, @NaomiXiaomei, & @Prof_Sasangohar for their article on the Ef…
Congratulations to @TheSonSaves, @SudeepHegde2, @smithalecm, @NaomiXiaomei, & @Prof_Sasangohar for their article on the Effects of COVID-19 on College Students’ Mental Health in the US for being the #1 top viewed article in @jmirpub! For the full article: https://t.co/crf6NlCKMc https://t.co/s8P0XRt8ki
Just a reminder that @NaomiXiaomei will be presenting on Effects of COVID-19 on College Students' Mental Health in the United States: Interview and Survey Studies at 12:30 PM (EDT) in the HFES International Symposium on HF/E in Health Care. Come out to support! #ACELabTAMU https://t.co/fhhiRzYMzU
RT @ACELAB_TAMU: #ICYMIMonday - In case you missed it, here is @ACELAB_TAMU's well-cited 2020 paper on Effects of COVID-19 on college stude…
In a recent survey conducted on 195 college students, “over 71% have reported that their stress and anxiety has increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic.” https://t.co/zkiZEKd1bv
@Chris_Petersen_ @South_of_92 @WHO13news https://t.co/cpcW33QQ3l.
RT @martamz_: https://t.co/64leZ0mc95 Of the 195 students, 138 (71%) indicated increased stress and anxiety due to the COVID-19 outbreak.…
https://t.co/64leZ0mc95 Of the 195 students, 138 (71%) indicated increased stress and anxiety due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Multiple stressors were identified that contributed to the increased levels of stress, anxiety, and depressive thoughts among students
Jovmean: Effects of COVID-19 on College Students’ Mental Health in the United States: Interview Survey Study [Scholarly Article - Journal of Medical Internet Research, 2020] https://t.co/h6T13cybns
https://t.co/52RlozEbWS
We as a MPH program need to develop interventions and preventative strategies to address college students mental health during COVID-19 #PUBLHLTH791 #PublicHealth https://t.co/WHLwCwPORj
The sample size is small, but this article echos the need for support and services for college students, especially during this unprecedented difficult period. Preventing suicide and mental health crises start here. #NationalSuicidePreventionWeek https://t.co/uvb2vZ33aA
Disruptions to sleeping patterns, difficulty in concentrating, increased social isolation and changes in living environment were the most severe impacted areas according to this study with college students #science #research #covid19 #pandemicimpact https://t.co/cZz7NBegRP
RT @Prof_Sasangohar: Our work on the Effects of #COVID19 on College Students’ #mentalhealth is now published in JMIR. Congratulations to @A…
RT @Prof_Sasangohar: Our work on the Effects of #COVID19 on College Students’ #mentalhealth is now published in JMIR. Congratulations to @A…
Our work on the Effects of #COVID19 on College Students’ #mentalhealth is now published in JMIR. Congratulations to @ACELAB_TAMU students and fellows @TheSonSaves, @SudeepHegde2, @smithalecm, and @NaomiXiaomei for publishing this impactful work. https://t.co/aq5mDPzZoo
Effects of COVID-19 on College Students’ Mental Health in the United States: Interview Survey Study https://t.co/zB1U4KJVdm
Effects of COVID-19 on College Students’ Mental Health in the United States: Interview Survey Study https://t.co/ZhnCkHrQUk
New in JMIR: Effects of #COVID19 #coronavirus on College Students’ #MentalHealth in the United States: Interview #Survey #Study https://t.co/pT6dFk9YcU https://t.co/II4W4tE2bG
Achievement Unlocked! Our 20th journal article of 2020 was just accepted! In this forthcoming JMIR article, we document the Effects of COVID-19 on College Students Mental Health in the US. https://t.co/ZJp5usFPBv #mentalhealth #humanfactors #covid19research