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Rising prevalence of depression and widening sociodemographic disparities in depressive symptoms among Filipino youth: findings from two large nationwide cross-sectional surveys – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 June 2025

Joseph H. Puyat Open the ORCID record for Joseph H. Puyat [Opens in a new window] ,
Divine L. Salvador ,
Anna C. Tuazon  and
Sanny D. Afable
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Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health , Volume 12 , 2025 , e55
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Upon publication of Tuazon AC and Afable SD (2025), an error was found in the second sentence of the abstract, which incorrectly reads:

“This study analyzed nationally representative survey data from 2013 (n = 10,949) and 2021 (n = 19,178) ….”

The correct sentence should be:

“This study analyzed nationally representative survey data from 2013 (n = 19,178) and 2021 (n = 10,949) ….”

The article has been updated to reflect the correct information.

References

Puyat, JH, Salvador, DL, Tuazon, AC and Afable, SD (2025) Rising prevalence of depression and widening sociodemographic disparities in depressive symptoms among Filipino youth: Findings from two large nationwide cross-sectional surveys. Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health 12, e51, 1–9. https://doi.org/10.1017/gmh.2025.39.Google ScholarPubMed