New Study Reveals U.S. LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health Crisis Is Worsening
A longitudinal study on LGBTQ+ youth mental health reveals alarming increases in depression, anxiety, and suicide risk.
The study, conducted by the Trevor Project, focused on 1,689 participants aged 13-24, providing insights into the evolving landscape of LGBTQ+ youth mental health.
- Increases in mental health concerns among LGBTQ+ youth.
- Past-year suicide attempts decreased from 11% to 7%, but remain higher compared to cisgender, heterosexual peers.
Mental health challenges among America’s LGBTQ+ youth are increasing.
Author's summary: LGBTQ+ youth face worsening mental health crisis.
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