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Data supporting: 'Internalized stigma is a predictor of mental health secrecy and loneliness in young people with depression symptoms: a longitudinal study'
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is the main cause of disease and disability among young people worldwide (Achterbergh et al., 2020), with over 40% of first episodes occurring before the age of 20 (Malhi & Mann, 2018). Those with depression are met with stigma - others' negative societal views, inclu
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