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Mental Health Problems Are Lasting Longer

A large Dutch study suggests that ongoing or returning mental health problems may help explain why these conditions are becoming more common. Among adults who already had a common mental disorder, the share who experienced one again during the next three years rose from 42.7% to 57.9% across two study periods. The research was published […]
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Photo rights: Unsplash+ An expanded Dutch study suggests that persistent or re-entry psychological problems may explain the increasing prevalence of these cases. Among adults who had previously suffered from a common psychiatric disorder, the proportion of living a new shift in the next three years rose from 42.7% to 57.9% over two periods of study. The research results were published in [...] The post mental health problems lasting longer appea…

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Knowridge Science Report broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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