29.9% of Hong Kong’s working adults suffer from anxiety and depression: survey

29.9% of Hong Kong’s working adults suffer from anxiety and depression: survey

[South China Morning Post] - 11/11/2024

Think tank behind survey urges employers, authorities to help destigmatise staff reaching out for support when facing mental health issues.



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