RM3DA1AG4–PICTURE POSED BY MODEL File photo dated 02/02/2020 of a teenage girl showing signs of mental health issues. Gen Z are at risk of becoming the 'left-behind generation' when it comes to their health, experts have said. While this group of teenagers and young adults has seen lower rates of drinking, drug use and smoking compared to previous generations of young people, concerns have been raised about rates of obesity and mental health conditions among Gen Z. The King's Fund also highlighted how Gen Z may be less likely to engage with NHS services.
RM3D9TG5N–EMBARGOED TO 0001 MONDAY DECEMBER 8 PICTURE POSED BY MODEL File photo dated 02/02/2020 of a teenage girl showing signs of mental health issues. Gen Z are at risk of becoming the 'left-behind generation' when it comes to their health, experts have said. While this group of teenagers and young adults has seen lower rates of drinking, drug use and smoking compared to previous generations of young people, concerns have been raised about rates of obesity and mental health conditions among Gen Z. The King's Fund also highlighted how Gen Z may be less likely to engage with NHS services.