While the huge costs to society and to the economy of poor mental health are undisputed, the idea that experiences of mental distress are increasing across generations has not been much discussed, and yet if true, is of major societal and population health significance.
SPEAKER
George Ploubidis, Professor of Population Health and Statistics in the Department of Social Science, University College London (UCL) and of Research and Chief Statistician at the UCL Centre for Longitudinal Studies (United Kingdom)
