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    Mental health issues are a growing concern among college students. Several studies and articles have found an increasing prevalence of conditions like depression and anxiety on campuses. Surveys have shown that the levels of perceived stress, feeling overwhelmed or depressed are higher for college students than in previous decades. Additionally, different student subgroups and individual campuses show significant variations in the resources and support available for those struggling with their mental health. There is debate on whether governments and universities are doing enough to address the rising mental health needs of students.

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    Mental health issues are a growing concern among college students. Several studies and articles have found an increasing prevalence of conditions like depression and anxiety on campuses. Surveys have shown that the levels of perceived stress, feeling overwhelmed or depressed are higher for college students than in previous decades. Additionally, different student subgroups and individual campuses show significant variations in the resources and support available for those struggling with their mental health. There is debate on whether governments and universities are doing enough to address the rising mental health needs of students.

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