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Daglis, T. The Increase in Addiction during COVID-19. Encyclopedia. Available online: https://encyclopedia.pub/entry/17330 (accessed on 23 October 2026).
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The Increase in Addiction during COVID-19

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The increase in addiction during COVID-19 is a condition that emerged as an aftermath of COVID-19-related events, for instance, fear of the spread of COVID-19, self-abstention from many activities, and restrictions established by the lockdown measures. This condition includes substance addictions such as drugs and alcohol but also behavioral addictions such as gambling, gaming, pornography, and smartphone and internet misuse.

COVID-19 addiction oppression

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