US EditionThree Points Increase in the Population Who Have Needed Mental Health Care in the Past Year
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Youth absenteeism increases according to the latest Malakoff Humanis barometer, which shows, however, their involvement in the work. The conditions still need to be improved as they demand. The 2025 edition of Malakoff Humanis's barometer absenteeism and the Ifop does not depart from the previous ones: 18 to 30 years remain the age group most affected by absenteeism. The novelty of this vintage is due to the increase in this phenomenon. 47% of y…
In the last year, 20.6 per cent of the population has required mental health care; in April 2024, 17.8 per cent were affected by psychological or emotional distress, according to data from the first wave of the Health Barometer of 2025, carried out by the Ministry of Health in collaboration with the Sociological Research Centre (CIS).
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