App to gauge youths’ mental health


KUALA LUMPUR: An app that allows Malaysian youth to screen themselves for mental health issues is in the works, says Universiti Malaya Faculty of Medicine deputy dean (Post Graduate) Prof Dr Maznah Dahlui.

The mobile app, being developed by the university, can help users identify if they are going through anxiety, stress or depression.

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