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Share who say local people would feel very comfortable speaking about anxiety or depression vs. share who spoke to friends or family when they had anxiety or depression
The share of people who said locals would feel 'very comfortable' speaking about anxiety or depression with someone they knew. This is shown against the share of people who ever had anxiety or depression and had talked to friends or family to make themselves feel better.
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Wellcome and Gallup (2021)
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