A longitudinal analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of middle-aged and older adults from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging
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Urun Erbas Oz | P. Raina | S. Hofer | A. Wister | P. S. St John | S. Kirkland | V. Taler | T. Liu-Ambrose | M. Levasseur | Zhiwei Gao | V. Menec | T. Cosco | C. Wolfson | C. Balion | N. Sohel | B. Cossette | D. Joshi | J. McMillan | Geva Maimon | Mary Thompson | David B. Hogan | Nicole E. Basta | Laura Anderson | Gerald Mugford | L. Griffith | Andrew Costa | Asada Yukiko | Theone S. E. Paterson | P. Davidson | Andrew P Costa | U. E. Oz | Andrew Laura Cynthia Asada Benoȋt Melanie Scott Theone Da Costa Anderson Balion Yukiko Cossette Leva
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