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Study Finds Lower Mental Illness Stigma Among Māori and Pacific People
A new study indicates that Māori and Pacific populations exhibit lower levels of stigma towards mental illness compared to other demographic groups. This finding suggests cultural factors may influence perceptions and openness regarding mental health issues.
12 Aug, 23:21 — 12 Aug, 23:21
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