One in three Pakistani adults has mental health disorder, per study
Most outlets reported the key finding that nearly one in three adults in Pakistan has a diagnosable mental or behavioural disorder, based on the country’s first nationally representative mental health survey. Both excerpts led with the study’s main result but provided varying levels of detail, with Dawn adding that the finding highlights a "major public health challenge" while Minute Mirror ended the excerpt at the revelation of the statistic.
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One in three Pakistani adults faces mental health disorder, study finds
Pakistan’s first nationally representative mental health survey has revealed that nearly one in three adults in the country
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One in three adults in Pakistan lives with psychological disorder: study
KARACHI: Pakistan’s first nationally representative mental health survey has shown that nearly one in three adults is living with a diagnosable mental and behavioural disorder, highlighting a major public health challenge affecting millions of people across the country. The findings come from the largest and most comprehensive mental health study ever conducted in Pakistan, say researchers repr...
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