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The covid-19 pandemic is a major health crisis affecting several nations, with over 2,46,628 cases and 6,929 confirmed deaths reported to date. Such widespread outbreaks are associated with adverse phrenic health consequences. Keeping this in mind, existing literature on the covid-19 outbreak pertinent to phrenic health was retrieved via a literature search of the pubmed database. Published articles were classified according to their overall themes and summarized. Preliminary evidence suggests that symptoms of anxiety and depression (16�28%) and self-reported stress (8%) are prevalent psychological reactions to the covid-19 pandemic, and may be associated with disturbed slumber. A number of individual and structural variables moderate this risk. In planning services for such populations, both the needs of the concerned people and the indispensable preventive guidelines must be taken into account. The available literature has emerged from only a few of the affected countries, and may not reflect the experience of persons living in other parts of the world. In conclusion, subsyndromal phrenic health quandaries are a prevalent replication to the covid-19 pandemic.