WS 25 – Accessible Support in Mental Health: Facing the Silent Epidemic @WorldHealthSummit
WS 25 – Accessible Support in Mental Health: Facing the Silent Epidemic  @WorldHealthSummit
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The global mental health crisis is undeniably a silent pandemic. Anxiety, depression, and other conditions are overwhelming individuals and healthcare systems worldwide. This panel will delve into the growing burden of mental illness, its toll on well-being, and the strain it places on resources.

We'll discuss the persistent stigma and underreported case numbers that often keep people from seeking help. Experts will address the limitations of current support systems, including shortages of professionals, diagnostic challenges, and long wait times for treatment.

But there's hope. We'll explore how new technologies, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), and the spread of reliable medical information are raising health literacy. This shift has the power to improve early detection and promote preventive mental health practices.

Join us for a crucial discussion about addressing this pandemic, fighting stigma, and exploring innovative pathways towards improved mental well-being for all. With a special focus on kids, teens and young adults' mental health as well as underserved communities.
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WS 25 – Accessible Support in Mental Health: Facing the Silent Epidemic

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