Introduction: Coronavirus pandemic was associated with restriction on movement and perceived danger among the public but changes in the lifestyle and mental-wellbeing aspects were not studied in Palestinian People Aims: We aimed to study the changes in lifestyle and mental wellbeing aspects of Palestinian society. Methods: A translated questionnaire was produced through google forms and was administered through social media and university platforms including demographic variables, mental wellbeing issues, and lifestyle aspects. Data was analyzed by SPSS 21. Results: 152 adults participated in the study, they were 25± 9 y, 67% were females, 47% were from villages and 47% were from cities. 82% were with bachelor's degrees. 13% had COVID, 13% lost a dear relative due to COVID, and commitment to restrictions was present in 14%. There was a high prevalence of negative feelings including sadness, hopelessness, and anxiety. Study participants consumed a low amount of fruits and vegetables, had a lot of soft drinks, but they in general were physically active. Conclusion The coronavirus pandemic is associated with a negative impact on lifestyle and mental wellbeing

Title

BMC

Publisher

Research Square

Publisher Country

United States of America

Publication Type

Both (Printed and Online)

Volume

--

Year

2021

Pages

15