Rising Focus on Mental Health as New Global Survey Reveals Growing Stress Levels

 Rising Focus on Mental Health as New Global Survey Reveals Growing Stress Levels

A recent international survey has highlighted a significant rise in stress and anxiety among young adults, prompting global health experts to call for stronger mental-health support systems. According to the report, nearly 60% of people aged 18–30 say they experience stress on a daily basis, driven by work pressure, financial uncertainty, and increased screen time.

Health organizations are urging governments to expand access to counseling services, promote mental-health education in schools, and encourage workplaces to adopt flexible schedules. Experts also emphasize the importance of regular exercise, adequate sleep, and reducing digital dependency.

Despite the growing concerns, the report notes a positive trend: more people are openly discussing mental health, reducing stigma and encouraging early intervention. Specialists believe this shift could lead to better long-term outcomes if supported by strong public-health policies.

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