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1/2021: Modelli della Mente

Impatto dell’acufene e sue implicazioni psicofisiche durante la pandemia da Covid-19

DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/mdm1-2021oa12641
Inviata
29 settembre 2021
Pubblicato
08-10-2021

Abstract

Lo stato di emergenza che abbiamo vissuto e che stiamo ancora vivendo, insieme alle restrizioni che hanno modificato radicalmente le nostre abitudini e minato le nostre sicurezze ha impattato fortemente sulle nostre vite. E ha colpito in modo ancor più profondo le persone affette da acufene, una condizione che aumenta frequentemente in condizioni di stress. Per queste persone, l’isolamento sociale imposto dalle restrizioni da pandemia è una prova molto dura da affrontare che potrebbe esacerbare vissuti ansiosi o depressivi.

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