Participants of a rally last year in Hong Kong on September 18, World Suicide Prevention Day, call for more measures to help those vulnerable to suicide. Photo: Dickson Lee
Participants of a rally last year in Hong Kong on September 18, World Suicide Prevention Day, call for more measures to help those vulnerable to suicide. Photo: Dickson Lee
Anson Au
Opinion

Opinion

Anson Au

Stress facing Hong Kong teachers and students is a collective problem we cannot ignore

  • Anson Au says though stress is often dismissed as an individual problem, studies on its characteristics show it is a huge public health danger. Stress builds up silently, induces destructive emotions and behaviour, and can even change genes

Participants of a rally last year in Hong Kong on September 18, World Suicide Prevention Day, call for more measures to help those vulnerable to suicide. Photo: Dickson Lee
Participants of a rally last year in Hong Kong on September 18, World Suicide Prevention Day, call for more measures to help those vulnerable to suicide. Photo: Dickson Lee
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