Study finds 35% of under 35 have mental health issues

Stress, anxiety and mental health issues are more common among under 35s, according to a new study.

Study finds 35% of under 35 have mental health issues

Stress, anxiety and mental health issues are more common among under 35s, according to a new study.

Research by Aviva found that 54% of under 35s claim that they or someone close to them experience stress or anxiety, with 35% admitting to having mental health issues.

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