Abstract Adolescence is a critical life stage marked by rapid physical, cognitive, and social development with implications for well-being in adulthood and of subsequent generations. Although global attention to adolescent well-being has grown over the past decade, efforts to measure it remain fragmented, sector specif...
Sarah C. Keogh, Holly Newby, T. Divala et al.· Health Policy and Planning· 1 citation
Abstract Adolescents aged 10–19 years represent the largest cohort in human history and a critical global resource—yet realizing their potential requires deliberate, sustained investment in their health and well-being. This editorial introduces a six-article supplement in Health Policy and Planning addressing key prior...
David A. Ross, Bhavya Nandini, Rajat Khosla et al.· Health Policy and Planning· 0 citations
Abstract Adolescence is a critical period for the emergence of mental health disorders. The prevalence of depression and anxiety among adolescents in high- and middle-income countries has increased over the past three decades. According to the Global Burden of Disease Study (2025), mental disorders account for 21.4% of...
K. Sweeny, Nicola J. Reavley, Bruce Rasmussen et al.· Health Policy and Planning· 1 citation
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