
9 anxiety-inducing social interactions as the world reopens
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March 11 marked a year since the World Health Organization declared Covid-19 a pandemic, and March 13 is one year since the US declared a national emergency. When life normalizes, how normal will things we used to do — like shaking hands — really feel?
The world isn't fully safe yet, but vaccinated people whose states have reopened to some extent may find themselves in a strange, nerve-wracking environment. People with obsessive-compulsive disorder and cleaning rituals, trauma, or anxiety disorders may have an especially difficult time reacclimating.More Related News

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