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Nearly 1.2 Billion People Have Mental Disorders, Study Finds

A Lancet analysis shows rapid rises in anxiety and depression with a first-ever peak in ages 15–19, signaling urgent gaps in services and funding.

Argentina Issues Red Alert Over More Than 40% Surge in Suicide Attempts

Japan’s Child Suicides Hit Another Record in 2025 as National Total Falls Below 20,000

U.S. Life Expectancy Hits Record 79 Years as Mortality Declines in 2024

Japan’s Suicides Drop to Record Low in 2025 as Student Deaths Reach New High

Spain’s Suicides Fall Again in 2024 as Youth Deaths Rise

U.S. Suicide Deaths Dipped in 2024, CDC Reports

Spain’s Youth Suicide Crisis Prompts Push for National Data Reform and Psychological Autopsies

Army Orders Daily Leader Check-Ins With Every Soldier Through Jan. 15 to Prevent Suicides

Dementia Overtakes Heart Disease as Australia’s Leading Cause of Death

ONS Finds Youth Suicide Rates Rise Around Summer Exams

South Korea’s 2024 Deaths Rise as Suicides Hit 13-Year High, Top Cause for Ages 10–49

World Suicide Prevention Day Highlights Prevention Plans, Workplace Protocols and Youth Risk

Youth Suicide Risk Intensifies in Argentina and Spain, Latest Data Show

WHO: More Than 1 Billion Live With Mental Disorders as Suicide Claims 1 in 100 Deaths

WHO Reports Over 1 Billion Living With Mental Disorders, Calls for Urgent Scale-Up

Global Suicide Rate Has Fallen Sharply Since 1990, New WHO Data Analysis Finds

Suicide Rates Rise in France, Impacting Elderly Men and Young Women Most

One in Four People in Bavaria Diagnosed with Mental Health Disorders, Report Finds

Pentagon Report Highlights Rising Suicide Rates in U.S. Military