Depressionen und bipolare Fälle nehmen innerhalb von 7 Jahren um über 45 % zu
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/health/20251030/depression-bipolar-cases-surge-over-45-in-7-years
Depressionen und bipolare Fälle nehmen innerhalb von 7 Jahren um über 45 % zu
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/health/20251030/depression-bipolar-cases-surge-over-45-in-7-years
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Hmm, obvious next question which isn’t addressed in the article is to what extent are these statistics influenced by an increasing availability and de-stigmatization of mental health care services? Would be interested to see a more in depth analysis which takes that into account.
Probably because more people are now seeking help. I have had two students who went to psychiatrists for help. One of them was in middle school and she spent all summer studying in her room (like 7 to 10 hrs daily). She went to the doctor for „depression“ and was prescribed some meds that her mom didn’t buy 😅. Instead the mom encouraged her to go out and get some sun. She has been doing well since then.