US EditionThe Alarming Truth of Mental Health in Young Catalans: Those with Low Wages Suffer 3 Times More Depression
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Associations between Psychological Distress, Relationship Satisfaction, Family Functioning, and Communication among Low-Income Overweight or Obese Women
Objective The study explored whether relationship satisfaction, general family functioning, or communication was associated with stress or anxiety. Methods Participants were low-income overweight or obese pregnant (n = 342) or postpartum (...
According to the report, young people with low incomes experience levels of anxiety, depression and psychotic disorders significantly higher than their higher income counterparts. The report highlights that anxiety and depression are up to three times more prevalent in young people with low incomes compared to those with higher incomes. This trend is also visible when comparing low incomes with average incomes (from 18,000 to 100,000 euros per y…
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