Study finds depression care in low-income countries improves overall health and well-being.

A study by the University of Michigan and RAND Corporation reveals that depression care in low-income countries significantly enhances overall health. Analyzed across 35 nations, the research shows that effective treatment reduces disability and improves well-being. In Malawi, a model integrating depression care into HIV services demonstrated cost-effectiveness and benefits for both patients and their families, highlighting the vital role of mental health resources.

October 31, 2024
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