
Rising mental health demand in children is outstripping capacity
Young people’s struggles cannot be left to spiral.
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Young people’s struggles cannot be left to spiral.
ByThe NHS, as the world’s largest healthcare system, has become just too big and bureaucratic.
ByIn the post-industrial north, a town searches for a sense of belonging.
BySebastian Rees is a principal research fellow and leads the Institute for Public Policy Research's work on health.
ByWe need a new approach to mental health policy.
ByUnderfunded and with bad incentive structures, the industry needs rescuing.
ByDespite their continuing levels of severe distress, funding has now been withdrawn from mental health hubs.
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BySmartphones play a complicated role in our lives, but the conversation about them exists in black and white.
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