Concerns are rising over a potential decline in health funding, with many commenters frustrated by systemic issues affecting vulnerable populations, particularly youth. There are calls for personal awareness and action, but a prevailing sentiment reflects the urgency of addressing these deep-rooted problems.

Governments

Healthcare Organizations

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

This might be a long shot but here goes. 

Find foreign NGOs that do work in Iraq, or have recently received grants or funding to do projects in Iraq, and contact them to see if they have any positions matching your experience. 

And while that sounds like a lot of work it’s the kind of thing the “deep research” option on ChatGPT or any other AI could do.

Once you’re working with an organization like that, getting additional opportunities, including moving up in the organization or going abroad to other countries, becomes easier. 

Good luck. Seems like the opportunities should be out there — hopefully you can find something that fits!

NinjaLanternShark

I’ve linked to the news release in the post above. In this comment, for those interested, here’s the link to the peer reviewed journal article: 

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(25)01330-3/fulltext

From the linked article: 

**High youth death rates are an ‘emerging crisis’, global health study warns**

**Alcohol, suicide and injuries driving rises among teenagers and young adults despite overall rates falling**, authors say

The world faces “an emerging crisis” of higher death rates among teenagers and young adults, according to a major study on the causes of death and disability worldwide.

The reasons vary from drug and alcohol use, and suicide in North America, to infectious diseases and injuries in sub-Saharan Africa, the researchers said, but warned that their data should serve as “a wake-up call”.

The Global Burden of Disease study was carried out by a network of 16,500 scientists using more than 300,000 data sources. It is published in the Lancet and was presented at the World Health Summit in Berlin on Sunday.

However, the authors said they were particularly concerned about stubbornly higher or rising death rates among teenagers and young adults.

In North America and parts of Latin America, the rises were driven by suicide and consumption of drugs and alcohol.

“Very marked increases” among teenagers and young adults “certainly got our attention when we were looking at the data”, said Dr Christopher Murray, director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington’s school of medicine.

**Rising deaths in younger adults, particularly in North America, he said, were “very tied up with the rise of anxiety and depression in young people, particularly women”**. While the rise of mental health disorders had received much attention, he said, there was still a lot of debate around the causes.

“Is this social media? Is this [electronic] devices? Is this broader social trends on parenting? We know it was made worse by Covid. So there’s a lot of controversy, I’d say, in the psychiatric epidemiology and general social commentary about the causes around mental health. And so that’s a problem for coming up with solutions.”

mvea

Cant imagine why. A whole generation being told they have no future no matter how hard they work and there is no point to living.

NightOfTheLivingHam

A whole generation is priced out of a future and the potus is doing crypto rugs and insider trading

RevolutionaryYou1381

The young people I interact with are remarkably resilient to the "I-got-mine-so-fuck-you" attitude that seems to be ascendant right now, but it does take its toll. Having hope for the future is really difficult at the current moment.

Stishovite

It's almost like if you take all of our rights and healthcare away it has a negative impact.

Megatronic5678

A friend's kid tried to commit suicide recently and it was a very serious attempt that by some miracle they survived relatively unscathed. No suicidal ideation just a whim because they were feeling pressure from a lot of things. Social media in terms of of exposure to ideals that aren't real or realistic. Self imposed expectations and feelings that shouldn't have been enough appear to have added up to the attempt. Basically ever parent's nightmare scenario.

They're getting help and a lot of therapy for the rest of the family as well because is was so traumatic. Who knows what was the thinking and the outpouring of support hopefully makes an impression because it's truly heartwarming seeing all the people like counselors, teachers and friends who have stepped up because they love the kid.

mtcwby

What, you mean eat your young is not a good policy?

nikilidstrom

The usual distractions from the realization life is cruel and meaningless aren’t there anymore for anyone under 40. Buying a house, having kids, getting married and going on trips used to insulate people from that harsh reality. It would honestly be unusual not to see deaths of despair increasing.

Classic-Perspective5

"particularly women" - so like how the maternal death rates in young women have shot up in red states just like everyone predicted would happen when Roe v Wade got overturned?

meteorflan

I'm not surprised. I'm in the states, female, chronically ill. I've attempted suicide. Mostly because nobody has believed me. I'll do it again too. Honestly it is pretty comforting knowing how and when I will die.

[deleted]

Yeah I wonder if its because the future I was told to plan toward has been steadily removed from my reach, if it was ever even there in the first place.

DuskShy

"particularly young women"

https://lao.ca.gov/Publications/Report/4945#:~:text=Deaths%20Have%20Grown%20Faster%20for,women%20in%20that%20age%20range.

&gt;Deaths Have Grown Faster for Young Men Than for Young Women. Figure 3 displays recent changes in age 15 to 44 mortality rates by gender. From 2019 to 2023, the annual death rate for young men grew by 44 deaths per 100,000 people, while the annual death rate for young women grew by 13 deaths per 100,000. As shown in the figure, this difference in growth exacerbated an existing large gender gap. The death rate for 15‑to‑44‑year‑old men is now 140 percent higher than the rate for women in that age range.


What they're talking about is an increase in anxiety and depression diagnoses in young women. However, it's unknown whether anxiety and depression is *actually* more common in women or it's just sexism in the mental health industry (same problem with men being diagnosed as psychopathic more than women, and women being diagnosed with BPD more than men).

Just to be clear, men are dying at higher rates than women, and that rate is increasing faster than it is for women. This is an issue that continues to primarily affect men, yet we cast it as gender neutral.

TheIncelInQuestion

Stole their future. Surprised by death rates. I think there's a meme for that. Assholes.

Node257

I was told alcohol consumption was way down among young people

My_Penbroke

Rising fascism across the West, unaffordable healthcare, Nazis snatching kids off the street in unmarked vans, non-existent housing markets, dead-end jobs threatened by oligarchs and their AI toys, the environment being destroyed, communities struggling, an entire generation of young men becoming red-pilled by rape culture. Yeah. It's almost enough to be depressed about.

basicradical

I had a talk with my cousin a few weeks back, he's a Zillennial, I am closer to the average age of millennials. He's about 7 years younger than me. We had pretty damn close upbringings. I am fighting with a mortgage and starting a family, working 40 hours a week with my wife. Baffled me that he had all ready given up hope of that life, then I realized with the way things are going, I don't blame him a damn bit. There is a generational wealth gap in America, and gen Z did not make the cut, some millennials didn't either. We were sold a lie to make older generations wealth.

CAcastaway

With alcohol, theres a huge culture change, with a couple generations back would regularly drink low alcohol content beers. Now, many young adults dont drink at all, but when they do, its usually high alcohol levels, with some flavor that masks how drunk your getting. Combine that with stunningly few options to get home except the car u came in, with few buses, light rail &amp; bikes lanes &amp; thats a recipe for drunk driving. 

HungryGur1243

An unsurprising outcome given the state of the world. Even kids can see that conservatives are moving the country on a direction that has no future. Why should they bother thinking in the long term when there's nothing to look forward to?

Mazon_Del

I’m confused. All mortality is down 66.6%, a few categories are up a little bit in some years but declining recently. How is this an emerging crisis?

Not trying to take away from how we can continue to improve but this seems like alarmism to call attention to their paper (which is good) that shows the opposite of their alarmism…

lazy8s

Social media are the new drug of choice. I recommend the recent Startalk episode exactly  about this issue.

Lothair888

Interesting last line. Usually suicide is disproportionately males.

Tsujigiri

I'm 47 and just scraping by knowing what's likely coming...I cannot imagine being around for the next 60 years.

Baconpanthegathering

Love these articles that basically go “we don’t know why people are like this and even if we did that’s a shame too bad we can’t do anything about it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯”

Bryandan1elsonV2

Teenage males are the demographic with the highest suicide risk, yet rising teenage female anxiety makes it into the poorly-worded headline? This article needs to pick a story.

roflcarrot

That's backwards to everything I've heard about rates of kids/teenagers engaging in risky behavior. That's been tending down [for a decade or two](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277953622009224). Is this just a return to historical norms?

Necoras

Soon, kids entering the workforce at 18 will have had the same federal minimum wage (7.25, basically nothing now) since the day they were born.

teenagesadist

Don’t dismiss the adverse impact of social media on young people (and those not-so-young, too).

RobsSister

I remember a post a while ago saying that gen z is the generation that drinks the least alcohol what happened?

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Fertility is dropping worldwide and teenagers dying?We are doomed?

thatoneguyvv

Women are very social creatures compared to men. Social media has a heavier impact on their mental and behavioral psychology compared to men and completely messes up the social paradigm that keeps women from constantly fighting/ competing. Gossiping, petty arguments, bullying, harassment, body image and self-esteem issues, etc. get turned up to 11.

Zenkai_9000

Society and culture have driven young women to the brink for decades. So what else is new

InAJar112

Women are under constant attack in America. Their rights are being stripped from them. Men think they have the right to abuse women just because they feel like it. The courts and male law enforcement routinely deny justice to women. Women aren’t safe on the streets, they could be assaulted at any time. They’re denied healthcare, even life saving treatment. They are forced to work two or more jobs. They can’t keep their children safe from male pedophiles. Is it any wonder they’re depressed?? Moving out of red states would probably help a lot. Getting rid of the GOP permanently would definitely make things better!

Electrical-Show4928

Thought I just read alcohol consumption is down in young folks...hmmm.

-Planet-

people,  do not let your young kids have a phone or be online until they are 18 or something

unless you want a world full of idiots

voyagertoo

Ppl trying to reduce competition in anticipation of the coming singularity, or as some might call it, god's kingdom, etc. But they are just removing genetic diversity until they all have the same royal-type brainrot.

NeurogenesisWizard

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per08

Thanks for sharing OP.

One thing I'll never understand with Australia is why so many people and politicians here think that the idea that Australia and the Australian people have some collective ownership over its natural resources is somehow "Soviet', communist or even socialist in any form. It simply isn't. You could be "right-wing" (whatever that truly means) and find a way to fit "Australia's resources belong to Australia" into any just about any political philosophy (philosophy as opposed to lobbying masquerading as philosophy).

Tax is generally a lazy way to manage anything in an economy that uses a fiat currency, Modern Monetary Theory in any form, and has actual natural resources that people wany - the best use of tax these days at a national level is to prevent or discourage things, not to "raise money" which is made up and printed. Examples would be eliminating most or all income tax (because you want to encourage earned wealth) and raising capital gains tax significantly (because you want to limit or discourage, though not necessarily completely prevent, unearned wealth). Just imagine how much the economy would take off if we slashed income tax across the board and raised CGT. So maybe tax is the wrong way of looking at it.

Instead, you could simply say that resource companies are encouraged to mine Australia's natural resources, and may even share in some of the profits and proceeds of sale. I say that because it changes the narrative - we're allowing you to share in Australia's profits from its natural resources (a positive thing emphasising that the resources are ours, not the company that mines them) rather than tax which is too easily dismissed as "you're just anti-business" and then we end up with another Tony Abbott.

EventYouAlly

I feel for colleagues that are losing their job, but if you’re a consultant on a health-based UNOPS project that is one third funded by the US and YOU’RE STILL taken by surprise - even after the UN80 announcement - you really need to plan ahead and forecast better.

UnhappyAd7759

I genuinely feel for the many precarious workers, eg onsultants, interns, temporary staffs... who have lost what little the system offered them. These are often the most vulnerable individuals, also the most working ones, already navigating unstable contracts and limited protections, and they are now the first to pay the price of the financial crisis.

That said, it’s difficult for many in Geneva’s civil society to shed tears for a system that, for decades, has overwhelmingly served a small caste of ultra-privileged insiders. We don’t need to rehash the endless perks about the tax exemptions, inflated salaries, business class flights, or the fleets of CD-plated luxury german cars idling in front of Nations buildings the whole day. The truth is plain, the system is bloated, bureaucratic, and increasingly disconnected from the people it claims to serve. A significant portion of its funding seems more dedicated to maintaining privilege than delivering results, proof is most of the cuts were on programs, while 70% of the budget claims to be for "personnel".

Beyond the progressive rhetoric and polished reports lies a deeply entrenched status quo. Even the so-called staff representatives, like Ian Richards in Geneva, who writes and writes, consistently avoid the fundamental question: how is the money actually spent? Until that is addressed, nothing will truly change.

Stud-J

I feel sympathy for anyone who loses their job. But the focus on the Geneva colleagues (not only in this article but in other conversations as well) is a bit frustrating to me having spent 14 years in non-HQ duty stations at the “front lines.” These types of unstable contracts exist everywhere and frankly the Geneva HQs are all overbloated. Unless you are dealing with Permanent Missions and inter-agency coordination there is no reason to be in expensive Geneva with the huge post adjustments, these contracts should be home-based or decentralized to the field. It’s also concerning that international “humanitarians” are doing 10-15 years based in Geneva without connecting back to the field. This is one of the many reasons the UN is losing credibility worldwide. As for the consultants these are often well-paid positions and people need to arrange their own safety nets from within these high salaries. It’s not fair there is such a lack of job stability I agree, but for me the larger issue is that the entire system pegged its continued functioning on one donor country with no backup plan. We all need to start thinking about how we can have a lot of impact through non-UN positions. Many of the NGOs offer better…

Constantia789

"As of late 2022, these types of contracts –  including consultants, UN volunteers and interns – made up about 43 per cent of the total global body’s workforce"

This madness should not have existed in the first place for so long. 

"While offering flexibility for the employer and employee, such contracts generally mean less job security, no pension and unemployment benefits and no access to UN internal justice mechanisms"...the fact that this became the norm and no one could puncture holes why this was against ILO standards but alas people still took it.

Agitated_Knee_309

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Wasn't there another study that said GenZ drink alcohol less than preceding generations?

https://www.reddit.com/r/science/s/He2satwSG8

Radicalnotion528

Do Gen Z young adults drink more alcohol or less alcohol? Do they smoke more or less? Have they accepted technology as a major part of their lives or have they viewed it as an addiction and cut back?

Difficult-Ask683

It’s almost like it’s a response to living in a rapidly declining dystopian hellscape or something. 

Fart_Gash

I notice a lot of anxiety, depression, alcoholism and suicide.. opiate use as well.. I’ve been told we live in the safest time in history and that quality of life(overall) has never been higher .. if this is true then why are a larger amount of people unhappier?

BrianMeen

As a severely depressed and mentally ill gen z person I can confirm this. The world is going awfully with the rise in facism, climate change, wealth inequality and more. Plus we’re worked to death if we can even manage to get a job and constantly pushed to work faster and harder and generally improve with no financial compensation. Also the cost of living makes all jobs, even previously good, high paying jobs get just above a living wage.

Who wouldn’t want to drink themselves to death, off themselves, be irresponsible and careless via speeding and overall just be a mess in this situation?

Mr_HatGuy

Tumorhead

it’s heartbreaking but not surprising. i’ve seen so many friends burn out before they even hit 25. i think part of it is we’re all taught to push through without rest or real coping tools. tracking my study habits on blekota helped me notice patterns between my study hours, sleep, and mental state, it’s not therapy, but it made me pay attention. we need more systems that support balance, not just output.

Rare_Dependent4686

Because they were born into slavery, conned into post secondary while taking out huge loans to work mininum wage jobs because of education saturation.The American n dream is dead. 60% to rent and 35% to groceries. Ince you default on a loan your sentenced to poverty and really get exploited.

Ill-Theory-8909

This new Global Burden of Disease study is a serious wake-up call. While overall life expectancy is improving globally, youth death rates are rising alarmingly. In North and Latin America, mental health issues like suicide and substance abuse are major contributors, especially among young women. In sub-Saharan Africa, preventable diseases and injuries are the leading causes. The study also highlights that chronic diseases now account for two-thirds of global ill health, and half of the disease burden is preventable. Experts are urging for youth-centered healthcare, better mental health support, and stronger healthcare systems, particularly in low-income regions. This is a global issue that needs immediate attention.

Personal_Ad7338

Wow it’s like people are responding to having everything cheapened or ripped away from them to feed billionaire superpredators for double the price haha s/

Melodic-Yoghurt7193

This is a heartbreaking and urgent crisis that doesn't get nearly enough attention.

Fit-Credit-7970

Can't even blame them for taking their life. Recently this world hasn't been looking that good. Lol

Outrageous-Loss-1321

Really they can’t figure out maybe violent porn Andrew Tate a pedo President isn’t a problem?  The works is unraveling and the manosphere is the culprit

Ecstatic_Breath_8000

“Particularly women?” The suicide rate among males is about 4 times higher.

Lafcadio-O

One day ya’ll are gonna wake up and realize a majority of people were emotionally neglected by their parents and emotional neglect is still very culturally acceptable in American parenting

MollyTovcnblz

Particularly women but in Australia all we hear about is men's mental health🙄🙄

eclecticlillith

Here is Australia, people are wondering why the social media ban.

I mean, even if you don't believe it'll work (which is unlikely( to reduce teen/youth depression, anxiety, and suicide rates, shouldn't we empirically trial such measures considering the possible benefits vs high mental health cost and medical burden of suicide/suicidality?

But, no, kids need their TikToks.

Fit_Cheesecake_4000

Yeah no, I check few sites that present statistics on youth suicide and every single one said it's the boys who kill themselves at least 3x as much as girls, but it's understandable that everyone is focusing on women 🫩🙄

EaterOfCrab

So everyday i read about how young men are growing up depressed and yadda yadda. Now i read it’s young ladies’ anxiety and depressed yadda yadda that is the problem. MAYBE we are over analyzing and it turns out there are just moody fucking teens, like it has been since time immemorial?

YYZ_Prof

The WHO has alerted about a projected drop in external health aid for 2025, threatening essential health services in low and middle-income countries.

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