A new study shows that mental health problems are rising among young adults. Researchers say that anxiety, depression, and stress are now more common in people in their late teens and twenties. They are asking for more support services and earlier help for these issues.

The study explains that social, economic, and technological factors all contribute to these challenges. The most common concerns are money problems, study pressure, job worries, and social media.

Experts warn that untreated mental health difficulties can affect education, work, and relationships. Many young adults do not ask for help because of cost, stigma, or not enough services.