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Depression and anxiety could have cost Singapore’s economy an estimated S$19.6 billion in 2025, says report

SINGAPORE: A recent report stated that the high prevalence of mental health problems, especially depression and anxiety, could cost the economy. On Tuesday (Nov 10), the global advisory firm Access Partnership published “Beyond the paycheck: The economic cost of mental health in Singapore’s workforce,” which said that one out of five adults in the city-state shows symptoms of depression or…

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    Depression and anxiety could have cost Singapore’s economy an estimated S$19.6 billion in 2025, says report (opens The Independent Singapore in a new tab)

    SINGAPORE: A recent report stated that the high prevalence of mental health problems, especially depression and anxiety, could cost the economy. On Tuesday (Nov 10), the global advisory firm Access Partnership published “Beyond the paycheck: The economic cost…

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