‘Social intervention can help combat mental health issues’


PETALING JAYA: Social intervention is needed to address mental health problems among youth, particularly those living in people’s housing projects (PPR), as a purely medical approach may not work, say health experts.

The experts also noted that there was a global mental health pandemic, especially among teenagers, and Malaysia was no exception.

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