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Katrina Lloyd

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As seen in: Cover Magazine UK, Financial Library, Investment Week, Professional Adviser, MDPI, The Conversation, The Conversation UK, EconoTimes, BusinessGreen, Professional Pensions
Editor-in-chief of Investment Week, Professional Adviser and Cover.
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A Mental Health Pandemic? Assessing the Impact of COVID-19 on Young People’s Mental Health

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By Katrina Lloyd Verified, Dirk Schubotz, Rosellen Roche, Joel Manzi
| MDPI
1. Introduction The year 2020 was notable for the outbreak and global spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. COVID-19, which can cause severe acute respiratory symptoms in anyone infected, has had a profound impact on the health of the world’s population resulting in around 6.89 million deaths worldwide [1].
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What do 11-year-olds think about Brexit? I asked – and they didn't hold back - EconoTimes

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By Katrina Lloyd Verified
| EconoTimes Verified
Brexit has been a seismic event in UK politics, but its real implications will be felt most by future generations of children. Once the immediate political drama is over, it is today’s young people who will live in the new reality of life outside the European Union. Yet this is the very section of society excluded from the political process.
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What do 11-year-olds think about Brexit? I asked – and they didn't hold back

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By Katrina Lloyd Verified
| The Conversation Verified
Brexit has been a seismic event in UK politics, but its real implications will be felt most by future generations of children. Once the immediate political drama is over, it is today’s young people who will live in the new reality of life outside the European Union. Yet this is the very section of society excluded from the political process.
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