Mental Health

摘要

An estimated 46.6 million Americans, or nearly one in five adults, experience mental health challenges a year. The problems range from mild (say, some phobias) to severe (schizophrenia, for example); are more often diagnosed in women and young adults; and are more prevalent among the homeless, the poor and veterans—but not in perpetrators of mass shootings, as is commonly believed. Here's a look at the state of mental health, in the U.S. and the world.