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Four in five LGBTQ+ people say their mental health has worsened during lockdown

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A survey of 2333 people, conducted by OutLife, discovered that four in five (79%) LGBTQ+ individuals have experienced a plummet in their mental health due to the restrictions in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Before lockdown, 24% of those interviewed said they felt depressed “very often” or “every day” while 34% admitted to experiencing anxiety.

During lockdown, these numbers increased to 43% (depression) and 50% (anxiety). For young people, loneliness has become a whole other

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