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Structural Conditions Drive Mental Health Inequities, Report Argues
Original: Living in the Conditions that Break Us: How Structural Conditions Produce Mental Health Inequities
A piece published on Human Rights Research argues that mental health inequities are produced by structural conditions such as poverty, discrimination and exclusion, rather than by individual failings. It frames unequal exposure to harmful living conditions as a human rights issue and calls attention to how social environments shape psychological wellbeing across populations.
Why now: Renewed attention to the social and human rights dimensions of mental health inequality
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Evidence
- Living in the Conditions that Break Us: How Structural Conditions Produce Mental Health Inequities · humanrightsresearch.org
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