Women's Fitness

WOMEN’S EMOTIONAL WELLBEING SUFFERS

Lockdown has taken a greater toll on women’s wellbeing than men’s, according to new research. A) revealed that half (49 per cent) of the female population have described themselves as feeling anxious compared to just over a third (36 per cent) of men. Two out of five women (42 per cent) say they feel tired, compared to just 30 per cent of men.

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