Exclusive: Young girls think depictions of mental health on film and TV help them – but less than half believe the portrayals are accurate
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Exclusive: Young girls think depictions of mental health on film and TV help them – but less than half believe the portrayals are accurate
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The rise of on screen mental health in scripted entertainment is making young girls feel more comfortable about discussing it in real life.
Rates are three times as high in young women as in young men and mental ill health up across age groups, study says
The musician and actor reveals she was taking mood disorder medication during the film’s production
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Warnings research, which is set to be presented to parliament, must be taken ‘seriously’ as boys also found to be turning to…
Long before proposed social media bans for under 16s were calling for help, our research shows they want an approach that works…
