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Disturbing Figures: 26% of the 30-Year-Olds in Chile Feel Alone and 10% Battle Against Alcohol
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The most recent Thermometer of Mental Health in Chile, developed by the Chilean Security Association, ACHS, and the Catholic University, revealed a worrying fact: 26.6% of people between 30 and 39 years of age feel alone, isolated or excluded. This makes this age group where this feeling is most common throughout the country. Overcoming even those under 29 years of age (20.9%). The report, based on interviews with more than 2,300 people over 18 …
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