Study: 27% of Northern Moroccan Students Consider Suicide
A scientific study conducted by Abdelmalek El Saadi University revealed that 27% of university students in Tetouan, Morocco, were at risk of suicidal thoughts during the thirty days prior to the study. The research focused on 1,191 students and found that most of the cases were of a low severity level, with those at risk being referred for psychological follow-up. The researchers also identified factors such as cannabis use, being single, a family history of mental illnesses, and exposure to violence in childhood, emphasizing the importance of strengthening psychological support and early detection to improve students' mental health.
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