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Why Focusing on Economics During the Pandemic Can Be Harmful to Mental Health

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It’s hard to escape. The covid-19 pandemic, its economic fallout, the startling news of new cases in the media — it’s everywhere.

From social media memes to news stories, we’re bombarded with updates, stats, conjecture, and gossip around the clock. Many politicians are making statements about reopening the country’s businesses early despite potentially devastating health risks.

And even in our virtual catch-ups with friends and colleagues, it’s almost impossible to avoid discussing the crisis — try as we might!It might seem harmless enough; maybe we’re casually lamenting the fact that our favorite local restaurant has been forced to close down, or expressing concern about the latest round of workers who have been laid off.

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