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Add mental health issues on São Paulo the bigger city of Brazil.
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PR-65907 | Extraterrestrial | Space Debris ("Space-Junk") in Low Earth Orbit | Over 128 million pieces of debris smaller than 1 cm orbit Earth, posing collision risks to operational satellites and future space missions. PR-65907 | Extraterrestrial | Space Debris ("Space-Junk") in Low Earth Orbit | Over 128 million pieces of debris smaller than 1 cm orbit Earth, posing collision risks to operational satellites and future space missions.
PR-83142 | Republic of India | Pharmaceutical Pollution in Indian Waterways | India's pharmaceutical industry releases high levels of antibiotics into waterways, contributing to antimicrobial resistance in densely populated regions. PR-83142 | Republic of India | Pharmaceutical Pollution in Indian Waterways | India's pharmaceutical industry releases high levels of antibiotics into waterways, contributing to antimicrobial resistance in densely populated regions.
PR-47596 | United States of America | Declining Trust in US Democratic Institutions | Public trust in the US government has fallen from 73% in 1958 to 20% in 2020, threatening social cohesion and democratic stability. PR-47596 | United States of America | Declining Trust in US Democratic Institutions | Public trust in the US government has fallen from 73% in 1958 to 20% in 2020, threatening social cohesion and democratic stability.
PR-xxxxx | State of São Paulo, Brazil | Insufficient Mental Health Services and Resources | Despite a significant and growing demand for mental health care in São Paulo, historical underinvestment and service gaps have limited public access to proper treatment. The recent allocation of R$ 31.9 million by the Brazilian government aims to expand and improve these services, addressing issues such as overcrowded facilities, lack of specialized professionals, and long waiting lists for mental health care.