Barbuzza, Alejo RamiroBallarini, FabricioGoyeneche, CelinaReppucci, VictoriaBenedetti, PedroMoscato, FrancoMedina, Jorge H.Katche, CynthiaMoncada, DiegoViola, Haydeé2024-05-062024-05-062024-02-26https://ri.itba.edu.ar/handle/123456789/4457A controversy regarding the duration of generalized anxiety disorders (GAD) and depressive symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic arose, stating that these symptoms last a short time, perhaps a few months, or that they are more persistent over time. After more than three years of the pandemic, this is still a question that requires an answer. The main goal of this work was to record the levels of self-perceived GAD and depression in the Argentine population at several time points during the pandemic to characterize whether they were transient or persisted over the successive waves of contagion. Furthermore, we studied the association between anti-COVID-19 vaccination and the high frequency of physical activity with GAD and depression levels to evaluate a possible protective role of these factors on mental health.enCOVID-19VACUNASACTIVIDAD FÍSICASALUD MENTALARGENTINATRASTORNO DE ANSIEDAD GENERALIZADAArtículo de Publicación Periódica