
Combatiendo la política social y de salud ocurrencialista. Desigualdad/pobreza/sistemas de salud. En español & English. Health Policy PhD student @UCBerkeleySPH
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ALT Bar chart showing reductions in reported depression and anxiety symptoms among U.S. college students for the second year in a row, from the Healthy Minds Study 2023-2024. Colors indicate types of symptoms: blue for severe/mild depressive symptoms, yellow for moderate/severe anxiety symptoms, orange for eating disorders, and green for suicidal ideation. The x-axis represents percentage of students who reported symptoms, ranging from 0 to 50. Source: University of Michigan Public Health.

ALT Infographic from The Healthy Minds Study 2023-2024 Data Report showing mental health statistics. It highlights that 38% of students feel optimistic about their futures and perceive themselves as capable and contributing to the happiness of others, an increase from previous data. The visual includes stylized figures in yellow and blue below text and data points.

ALT Infographic titled 'Mental Health Stigma' from the Healthy Minds Study 2023-2024 Data Report by University of Michigan. It presents statistics on student perceptions of stigma, noting only 7% indicated some level of agreement that they would think less of one of their peers for receiving mental health treatment. Conversely, 41% of students felt some level of stigma from their peers for seeking help themselves, suggesting a discrepancy in personal vs. perceived public stigma.

ALT Infographic depicting mental health statistics and resources at the University of Michigan. Top section states that in the 2023-2024 academic year, 36% of students reported receiving counseling or therapy and 31% reported taking medication for mental health. Lower section provides resources available to students including Wolverine Wellness, School of Public Health Community supported CAPS Counseling and Wellness, and Mental Health Services at University Health Service, with the University of Michigan Public Health logo displayed at the bottom.











