Here is what the page “Global Mental Health Languishing: 50,000-Person Survey Across 92 Countries Reveals Concern” contains. A sweeping new survey of 50,000 people across 92 countries has found that global mental health may be languishing, with concerning trends emerging even in the world’s wealthiest nations. The study, which analyzed responses from a diverse international sample, indicates that overall mental well-being The study, which analyzed responses from a diverse international sample, indicates that overall mental well-being is not improving as economies grow, challenging the assumption that prosperity automatically leads to better psychological health.
Notably, the data shows that young people are experiencing lower levels of mental health compared to previous generations at the same age, suggesting a generational shift that could have long-term societal implications. Researchers point to a combination of factors—including social media use, economic uncertainty, and reduced face-to-face social connection—as potential drivers of this decline, though the study does not establish causation. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.