General News Burden of Covid-19 on mental health Published 3 years ago on April 2, 2022 By The Star Share Tweet [ad_1] In Summary • There is only one psychiatrist per million people in Kenya • This left the many newly jobless Kenyans at risk of depression 02 April 2022 – 06:30 The Covid-19 era has come with a surge in mental illness, depression and anxiety, yet only 25 per cent of Kenyans can access mental health care. Kenya is among the 28 per cent of WHO member … Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. [ad_2] Source link Comments commentsShare this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Related Topics: Up Next Raila Odinga responds after he was Stoned inside his Chopper Don't Miss Slapsequences: Will Smith Resigns From Film Academy The Star You may like Trending Latest General News3 years ago Rayvanny officially leaves Diamond’s WCB Wasafi after 6 years General News3 years ago Raila Odinga is the most popular presidential candidate, a survey released by Infotrak General News3 years ago Newly-crowned Kenyan Wimbledon champion Angella Okutoyi would like to play against American star Serena Williams General News3 years ago The Mombasa High Court has ordered IEBC to clear Sonko to run for the Mombasa governorship. General News3 years ago A new born baby was pulled out of latrine in Mururi. Entertainment3 years ago Kenyan Rapper Colonel Mustafa has leveled fresh accusations against his ex-girlfriend Katoto. Sports3 years ago Okutoyi and Nijkamp qualify for Wimbledon Open final World News3 years ago Fans will have to brace themselves for a sober 90 minutes, the Gulf Arab state announces. World News3 years ago Angola’s longest ruler dos Santos dies at 79 World News3 years ago Boris Johnson has resigned following a revolt within his Conservative Party Facebook Trending