Mental disorders in ASEAN rise 70% in three decades: IHME, NUS study
HQ Team June 5, 2025: Mental disorders have risen 70% across three decades, starting in 1990, in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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HQ Team June 5, 2025: Mental disorders have risen 70% across three decades, starting in 1990, in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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