Jun 25, 2024
Based on the percent of the population reporting experiencing stress "a lot," here are the 10 most stressed countries in the world:
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Greece tops the chart with 59% of its population reporting high levels of stress. The reasons behind this would be political instability, and social pressures.
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Next on the list is the Philippines, with 58% of the population experiencing frequent stress. Factors such as economic uncertainties, natural disasters, and societal pressures are prominent reasons.
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Tanzania is on the third spot with 57% reporting high stress levels. The prime factors are economic disparities, healthcare challenges, and environmental issues.
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Next spot is taken by Albania. The country has reported 55% of its population experiencing high stress levels. Economic reforms, political tensions, and social inequalities are key stress-inducing factors.
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Sharing the spot with Albania is Iran as 55% of the population feels stressed "a lot." The reasons are political upheaval and cultural issues that contribute significantly to stress levels.
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Sri Lanka also has 55% of its population reporting frequent stress. Political instability, post-war reconciliation challenges, and economic uncertainties are major stress factors.
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Surprisingly, the US is also a part of the list. The United States has 55% of its population experiencing high levels of stress. Factors such as economic pressures and healthcare costs contribute to stress in America.
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Uganda reports 53% of its population feeling stressed "a lot." Socioeconomic inequalities, political instability, and healthcare challenges are significant stressors.
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Costa Rica has 52% of its population reporting high stress levels. Economic pressures, environmental issues, and social inequalities contribute to stress in the country.
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Rwanda too reported 52% of its population experiencing frequent stress. Despite economic growth, the country faces challenges such as trauma from past conflicts, poverty, and healthcare issues.
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