Study: Young Britons increasingly face mental illness


Those suffering from mental illness are more likely to be unemployed or take low-paid jobs than those without, a study found. — AFP Relaxnews

Young British people increasingly suffer from mental health problems which hamper their ability to find jobs, according to a study published Monday calling for government action.

The Resolution Foundation think-tank, which conducted three years of research mental health and work for Britons aged between 18 and 24, blamed social media for many problems.

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