China to require mental health screening as part of student health check-ups


China’s Ministry of Education (MOE) will include mental health screening as part of the health check-ups required for children to attend school by the end of 2022.

While the screening will try and analyse a person’s mental health in general, it will be targeted towards pinpointing whether or not a student has depression.

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