Correction: Increased anxiety from fear of Omicron in China as compared to North America and Western Europe: a cross-sectional Kendall’s tau-b analysis using the generalized anxiety disorder 7-item questionnaire - Scorecard - MDSpire

Correction: Increased anxiety from fear of Omicron in China as compared to North America and Western Europe: a cross-sectional Kendall’s tau-b analysis using the generalized anxiety disorder 7-item questionnaire

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  • Dan Shan

  • Chang Liu

  • Shaoyang Li

  • Yuandian Zheng

  • June 4, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Correction: Elevated Anxiety Levels Due to Omicron Fears in China Compared to North America and Western Europe: A Cross-Sectional Analysis Utilizing Kendall’s Tau-b and the Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-Item Scale

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Key MechanismsComparison of anxiety levels across regions, specifically citing the source.
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            Correction: Increased anxiety from fear of Omicron in China as compared to North America and Western Europe: a cross-sectional Kendall’s tau-b analysis using the generalized anxiety disorder 7-item questionnaire

            • by Dan Shan, Chang Liu, Shaoyang Li, Yuandian Zheng

            • June 4, 2026

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