Mental health challenges often co-occur with physical health challenges and are tied to social and environmental determinants. Prevention strategies that address the upstream factors that contribute to mental health are often overlooked. Understanding factors that favour resilience, and consideration of comprehensive prevention strategies to promote mental health among high risk populations is a priority for CHAIM researchers.

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