Spain has registered a staggering 365-percent surge in mental health-related sick leave filings among the nation’s youth over the past seven years, the Spanish newspaper ABC reported on Monday.
The record-breaking surge, ABC detailed, has contributed to a reduction in public and private resources, a significant 33.3 billion euros (roughly $39.5 billion) expenditure at the Spanish Social Security, and a 132-percent temporary disability surge over the past decade exceeding 9.2 million cases by the end of 2025.
ABC detailed in its report it has become increasingly common to see “anxiety, stress, and mood or personality disorders” as recurring…
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