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Previous evidence highlighted the role of socioeconomic inequalities on unmet mental health care needs, varying by income or education. Being both reducing inequalities’ gaps and mental health ...

The impact of health inequalities was starkly exposed and exacerbated by COVID-19. This is because the pandemic showed how inequalities increase the risk of becoming ill among some groups in society. Reducing health inequalities is a core part of our DNA.

Access to and participation in higher education is widely seen as way to reduce inequality and for more ... focused on education and health sciences, taking into account their cultural backgrounds.

Around 10% of schoolchildren currently experience some form of mental health difficulty and up to half of all adult cases begin during school years. Research suggests that early interventions like teaching skills and guidance on life challenges before the ...

A generative AI-powered therapy chatbot created by researchers at Dartmouth College can significantly reduce the symptoms of mental health disorders, according to the study published in the New ...

Self-reported discrimination has also been associated with diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and breast cancer as well as poor mental health, poor health ... could help in reducing these inequalities. The time to act is now Professor Aneez Esmail ...

Healthy neighbourhoods and a strong community sector are essential to allow people to support their own health, and to reduce health inequalities ... ‘People with poor mental health who are not supported well by services affect the mental health of ...

Significant socioeconomic inequalities exist in access to mental health care across the European Union, with financial barriers disproportionately affecting lower-income populations.