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Chart: Mental health compared by gender

October 10, 2023

AuthorsDean Marchiori
Wave Data Labs

EditorsJames Goldie
Data and Digital Storytelling Lead, 360info

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National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing (2020-22), Australian Bureau of Statistics

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Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows most common mental health disorders are more prevalent in women — except substance abuse disorders.

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