Studies find Swiss lockdown was especially stressful for women and students

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Studies find Swiss lockdown was especially stressful for women and students

The Swiss federal government put the country in lockdown from 16 March to 19 June 2020 in order to stem the rapid increase in COVID-19 infection rates. Three EPFL studies have examined how Swiss residents experienced the lockdown in terms of psychological stress and their priorities for housing. The findings show that 60% of respondents changed their definition of the ideal home, and that women and students suffered the most psychologically—indicating that policymakers should pay closer attention to the needs of these groups should lockdowns be required in the future.

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