The uncertainty around the spread of covid-19 can have an impact on your mental, as well as physical, health. Here is how to take care of yourself
With the coronavirus outbreak causing widespread disruption across the world, uncertainty and the 24-hour news cycle can take its toll even on veteran reporters.
With some countries also introducing measures to encourage people to avoid social contact, it is important to consider your mental health, alongside your physical health.
Experts from Anxiety UK, mental health charity Mind and OCD Action share their tips in this article for the BBC.
The advice includes taking breaks from social media, limiting the amount of time you watch the news coverage, and accessing nature and sunlight wherever possible.
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