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Suicide among Malaysian adolescents: epidemiology, risk factors, school-based prevention, and policy implications Suicide among adolescents is a critical public health concern globally, and Malaysia is no exception, given the substantial burden of youth mental health problems and the central role of schools in the lives of young people. Schools offer universal access, opportunities for early identification, and settings to deliver prevention, literacy, and intervention effort

Mental health is a fundamental determinant of educational participation, intellectual development, and long-term well-being in Malaysia. In this context, schools are an essential setting for promotion, prevention, early identification, and intervention, given their universal reach and the role teachers and school staff play in students’ daily lives. Evidence highlights significant levels of mental health problems among children, adolescents, and school-age youth in Malaysia,

Mental health is an increasingly pressing issue in Malaysia, reflecting broader global trends and specific national factors. The...

The mental health landscape in Malaysia has become a focal point for research, particularly following the COVID-19 pandemic. Pre-existing...