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Visual Journaling: An Intervention to Influence Stress, Anxiety and Affect Levels in Medical Students
Research has shown that medical students suffer from higher levels of stress and anxiety than the general population, increasing their risk of health problems, mental illness and suicide. This study looked at the effects of visual journaling as a possible stress reduction technique. Visual journalin
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