The recognition of the relationship between socio-structural challenges and poor mental
health outcomes has recently taken centre stage in global health debates. Both the Lancet …

The large and increasing burden of mental and substance use disorders, its association with
social disadvantage and decreased economic output, and the substantial treatment gaps …

Despite widespread acknowledgement of the economic and global burden of mental
disorders (as represented in years of life lost to disability and mortality), acting on these …

• Scarcity of longitudinal data to assess causality• Paucity of qualitative approaches to
understanding determinants across the life course and at different levels of the …

Pages/stat/default. aspx increasingly call for proposals to address these effects. Although
assessments of high-quality systematic data that address the immediate psychosocial …

In October 2018, the UK government, positioning itself as a global leader in mental health,
hosted a Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit. The event was scheduled to coincide with …

4 years ago, The Lancet published a Series of articles highlighting the global health crisis
due to an astonishingly large treatment gap: up to nine of ten people with a mental health …

Globally, too many people die prematurely from suicide and the physical comorbidities
associated with mental illness and mental distress. The purpose of this Review is to mobilise …

A little over a year ago, The Lancet published a Series of five articles on Global Mental
Health that documented the current evidence for global mental health, with a focus on low …

Sustainable development cannot be achieved without the inclusion of mental health as a
key global priority. 1, 2 Until recently the international community had not mobilised the …