Dental Students’ Experiences during the COVID‐19    Pandemic—A Cross‐Sectional Study from Norway

This study examined how adolescents perceived information about Covid-19 provided by the media and other sources, and about what topics adolescents reported they lacked

2 Associations between body weight, waist circumference, untreated dental caries and combined general and oral health outcome among girls and boys based on the socioeconomic

genitalium infection was in addition associated with gender (P=0,003) and C. We observed a difference in prevalence according to recruitment site that support selective screening

Socio-demographic factors (female sex, dental faculty), socioeconomic factors (low subjective SES), OH behavior (irregular dental visits, using toothpaste without fluoride/difficult

Studies across the world since the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak confirm that HCPs have experienced psychological distress [8,9] in symptoms of anxiety and depression (mental

Prevalence of SSRI-use and depression was calculated according to education, gross household income, marital status, self-rated health, smoking status, alcohol abstinence, BMI,

The purpose of this study was to contribute to our under- standing of both positive and challenging aspects of healthcare workers’ experiences during a pandemic by examining

► Genetic propensity for major depression, operationalised through a polygenic risk score, was associated with symptoms of anxiety, depression and mental distress, but there was