Mental Health & Healing – Howard University News Service

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By Quam Odunsi, NewsVision reporter

An estimated 615 million around the world people live with a mental health condition, and more than 20% of Americans. In the Black Community, addressing these disparities is challenging, but help is available. NewsVision reporter Quam Odunsi examines the issue.

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