Study: COVID-19 vaccination reduces anxiety and depression symptoms by nearly 30%

They are really getting desperate.

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Vaccines help reduce COVID-19 transmission and hospitalization, but they may have important secondary benefits

A new paper by researchers at the University of Southern California and RAND Corporation sheds light on lesser-known advantages of being vaccinated

Vaccination against COVID-19 helps protect millions of people from the coronavirus, while reducing their risk of serious illness from the disease. But new research says it may also help alleviate the scourge of anxiety and depression.

“While vaccines are primarily aimed at reducing COVID-19 transmission and mortality risks, they may have important secondary benefits,” according to a new paper from the University of Southern California and the RAND Corp.