One in two people globally will have mental health issues in their lifetime: study


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Depression is the most common mental health disorder in women, whereas in men it is alcohol abuse. — TNS

Nearly a billion people were living with a mental health disorder in 2019, according to data shared by the World Health Organization (WHO).

And that figure hasn’t ceased to rise since the Covid-19 pandemic, with the United Nations health agency reporting a 25% increase in the frequency of depression and anxiety in the first year of the pandemic.

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