World Mental Health Report 2022
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, just a small fraction of people in
need had access to effective, affordable and quality mental health care.
For example, 71% of those with psychosis worldwide do not receive
mental health services. For depression, the gaps in service coverage are wide across all
countries: even in high-income countries, only one third of people with
depression receive formal mental health care and minimally-adequate
treatment for depression is estimated to range from 23% in high-income
countries to 3% in low- and lower-middle-income countries. More information in our Mental Health Toolbox
Planetary Health Toolbox
"Planetary Health" works in an interdisciplinary way and deals with the interrelationships of human health, the economic and social systems, and the natural habitat of our planet. The Planetary Health Toolbox bundles scientific, practical, high-quality information. It includes specific topics such as One Health, Climate change, biodiversity, and the impact on health, food, and nutrition. The Toolbox contains essential information for health professionals, students, and civil society. Be curious and take a look in the toolbox.
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