Mental Health Care Is a Right, Not a Privilege
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Mental health care is a right, not a privilege
World Mental Health Day 2026 was observed globally on Saturday, 10 October, under the theme “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.” The theme emphasises the need for empathy in efforts to safeguard the mental health of individuals and populations. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), it seeks to amplify the perspectives of […] The post Mental health care is a right, not a privilege appeared first on Pharmanews.
Every October, mental health occupies a more visible place in public conversation. World Mental Health Day 10 is celebrated, a date that invites reflection on emotional well-being, questioning prejudices and remembering the importance of asking for help. Campaigns play an important role, but there is a question that deserves as much attention as awareness messages: what happens when someone decides to seek support and cannot pay for it or find i…
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