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Coronavirus and mental health - News Review

Coronavirus and mental health - News Review

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Learn vocabulary to talk about the news. This week we discuss mental health and the Coronavirus. More than eight million people in the UK suffer from anxiety disorders. But the current concerns over the spread of the coronavirus and the restrictions on daily life have left many more people feeling under pressure. Anxiety UK estimates its seen a rise of between 30 and 35 per cent in the number of calls to its helpline in the last couple of weeks. The charity recommends that to reduce anxiety, people talk about their concerns, limit the time they spend listening to the latest developments, and find time to do things that distract them. Vocabulary: anxiety a strong feeling of worry Anxiety has increased as a result of coronavirus. Charities are offering advice on how to manage anxiety. isolation the state of being alone People are struggling to entertain themselves while in isolation. Isolation can lead to loneliness. taking a toll causing harm over time All the late nights are taking a toll on Neil. He looks exhausted. Coronavirus is taking its toll on people's mental health
Date: 2020-09-18

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Yeah it is true we must focus on mental health in lockdown period.Corona virus has affected all over the world in face it is affecting the mental health.It is new for us so we are not able to cope this situation properly.We all are staying at home which is safe for all of us and our family.We should accept it that it is out of control situation so that we could stress less and think less..
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1. Some people in Indonesia have anxiety with the corpses of Covid-19 victims. They are anxious the virus on the corpses will spread in the neighbourhood.
2. I've done isolation at my home for 2 weeks since I've visited red zone of Covid-19.
3. Covid-19 is taking its toll on the positive cases and their family.

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Now is a perfect moment to spend with your family or your loved ones. Talk to each other and do something together like cooking and watching a movie. Thanks for your great contribution to various English programmes. Like Dan said, Just sit back, relax and enjoy the video.
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Thank Neil & Catherine! Stay safe with your self-isolation at home now and hopefully it will not take people a toll. I believe there is nothing to worry about anxiety if you take the isolation properly!
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From far this is the best way to learn English, news give us words that are usually being said in/on/at this hard moment we all are going through, thanks BBC for everything.
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I don t feel anxious in this time insolation and taking a toll beause I have a plane to study english everyday from bbc learning english , it have many program for us study
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-Explain why did the anxiety disorder rate rise during the current health crisis.
-Do you think the recommendations proposed in the video can help with this issue

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Now I'm focus in my studies , and I planing New proyects, I try to use the time the best that I can, with this conditions is not easy but with God all is possible
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In isolation Im studying English)
You both are brilliant. To my mind, even better working from home than in the studio. Many thanks, I do appreciate!!!

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Thank you very much BBC news review. I am learning a lot of vocabularies with the
help of this website. This is the great way of teaching. keep it up

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