11/07/2025
For the first time, major world health organizations are joining forces to end what experts call the depression bias the long-standing tendency to look only for depression while overlooking most other mental-health risks.
A veteran name James, 43, served six years overseas beginning in 2001. Struggling with exhaustion and anger, he
turned to alcohol to blunt nightmares and anxiety. A multidimensional review revealed untreated PTSD.
Once therapy addressed trauma and sleep not just drinking his focus and family life improved.
“No one had ever asked about my nightmares before,” he said.
NIMH Data Revealed that;
According to the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health, 23.1% of adults experience a mental health condition each year, yet only 8.3% meet criteria for major depression meaning roughly 64% go unrecognized when screening focuses on depression alone.
Veterans with post-traumatic stress, women facing anxiety during and after pregnancy, and older adults with trauma-linked worry or sleep disturbance are among the most affected.
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New international guidance urges clinicians to adopt multidimensional, evidence-based assessments that identify anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and depression together in one brief encounter.
"Mental health isn't one-dimensional. Why should measuring it be?”
Gerald Hurowitz, M.D.
M3info.ai is a validated, 3–5 minute multi-domain mental health assessments screening tool which identifies not just depression, but also screens for anxiety, PTSD, bipolar risk, and functional impairment all in one trackable score.