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Dinesh Bhugra: Introduction; Section 1: Background and general principles; 1 Sarah Stewart-Brown: Principles of public health: Application to public mental health; 2 Ruth Bell and Michael Marmot: Social inequalities and mental health; 3 Anita Patel: Economic costs of mental illness; 4 Alize J. Ferrari, Holly E. Erskine, Fiona J. Charlson, Damian F. Santomauro, Janni Leung, and Harvey A. Whiteford: The global burden of mental and substance use disorders: A review of methods, findings and applications of data from the Global Burden of Disease study; 5 Kwame McKenzie: Models of causation of mental illness; 6 Edward Shaw and Daniel J. Smith: Genetic influences across the age span; 7 Joshua Moses and Robert Whitley: Public mental health and anthropology: An ecological approach; 8 Tom K. J. Craig: Social factors and mental health; 9 Jennifer Dykxhoorn and James Kirkbride: The epidemiological burden of major psychiatric disorders; 10 Felix J. Rosenberg and Daniel Miranda: Critical epidemiology; 11 Angelo d’Errico and Giuseppe Costa: Occupational epidemiology; 12 Katie Blissard Barnes and Max Henderson: Public mental health and occupational health; 13 Hideki Hashimoto and Norito Kawakami: Health equity; Section 2: Evidence; 14 Kwame McKenzie: Social capital and mental health; 15 Felicia A. Huppert and Kai Ruggeri: Controversies in well-being: Confronting and resolving the challenges; 16 Mel Bartley: Unemployment and mental health; 17 Tom K. J. Craig and Jed Boardman: Housing and mental health; 18 M. Harvey Brenner: Social class and mental health: The impact of international recession and austerity; 19 Kamaldeep Bhui: The social determinants of mental health; 20 Syed Masud Ahmed and Mohammad Didar Hossain: Social determinants in low income countries; 21 Mike McHugh: Mental and physical health; 22 Skye P. Barbic and Stefan J. Cano: Clinical outcome assessment in mental health; 23 Paulo Amarante and Eduardo Torre: Environmental contaminants and mental health: The chemicalization of life as a matter of violation of the right to health and renewal of the disease industry; Section 3: Special groups; 24 Fasli Sidheek, Veena A. Satyanarayana, and Geetha Desai: Family, marriage, and mental health; 25 Kenneth L. Appelbaum: Prisoners and mental health; 26 Martin Ploderl, Lieselotte Mahler, Timo O. Nieder, and Gotz Mundle: LGBTI and mental health; 27 Richard Montoro: Sexual minority adolescents and mental health; 28 Jessica L. Plauche and Bennett L. Leventhal: Children and adolescents; 29 Linda Chiu Wa Lam and Wai Chi Chan: Recognising mental health problems in the ageing community; 30 Sabyasachi Bhaumik, Dasari Mohan Michael, Reza Kiani, Avinash Hiremath, Shweta Gangavati and Amala Jesu: Mental health in intellectual disability; 31 Niels Okkels, Christina Blanner Kristiansen, and Povl Munk-Jorgensen: Physical and psychiatric comorbidity; 32 Vishal Bhavsar, Shuo Zhang, and Dinesh Bhugra: Globalization, migration, and mental health: A conceptual model for health research; 33 Giulia Cossu, Antonio Preti, and Mauro Carta: Treatment of mental health problems in refugees and asylum seekers; 34 Dexing Zhang and Samuel Yeung Shan Wong: Lifestyle; 35 William Gilmore, Katherine Brown, and Ian Gilmore: Prevention approaches to reduce alcohol-related harm; 36 Patricia Conrod and Olive Mukamana: Prevention of drug addiction; 37 Joseph Lau, Jinghua Li, Rui She, and Yoo Na Kim: Implications of the global mental health and HIV syndemic on HIV prevention and care; 38 Lakshmi Vijayakumar and Morton Silverman: Suicide and the prevention of suicidal behaviours; 39 Danuta Wasserman, Miriam Iosue, and Vladimir Carli: Suicidal behaviour among adolescents: Risk and protective factors and universal evidence-based suicide prevention programmes; Section 4: Interventions: Types and places; 40 Stephen Scott: Parenting skills and promotion of mental health over the lifespan; 41 Philip Boyce, Megan Galbally, and Alain Gregoire: Pregnancy: The earliest opportunity for prevention and early intervention for mental disorders; 42 Katherine Weare: Promoting mental health and well-being: What can schools do?; 43 David J. Castle, Ana Lusicic, and Melissa Petrakis: Early intervention in psychiatry; 44 Petra C. Gronholm, Claire Henderson, Tanya Deb, and Graham Thornicroft: Anti-stigma interventions: Theory and evidence; 45 Susan L. Fletcher, Sandra K. Davidson, and Jane M. Gunn: Managing stress; 46 Roger M. K. Ng and Che Kin Lee: Psychological intervention as a measure for promoting public mental health: Is it a white elephant?; 47 Ursula Werneke and Ingvar A. Bergdahl: Diet, environment, and mental health; 48 Mirai Chatterjee: Mental health and its social determinants: Some experiences of the Self-Employed Women s Association (SEWA) in India; 49 Carmen Wong, Wai Ching Ng, Hua Zhong, and Anne Scully Hill: Interpersonal violence; 50 T. A. Supraja, D. Padmavathy, and Prabha Chandra: Poverty and interpersonal violence; 51 Marguerite Regan, Jenny Edwards, and Iris Elliott: NGOs and mental health; 52 Kamaldeep Bhui: Public health and terrorism; 53 Sarah Stewart-Brown: Resilience and wellbeing; 54 Christopher C. H. Cook and Nathan H. White: Resilience and the role of spirituality; 55 Annisa Lee and Stephan Hyeonjun Stiller: Innovations in the area of social media; 56 Maryann Waugh, Matthew Mishkind, and Jay H. Shore: Telemental health: A public mental health perspective; 57 Laura Shields, Soumitra Pathare, Pallavi Karnatak, and Keshav Desiraju: Policy and public mental health in low and middle income countries; 58 Sarah Stewart-Brown: Managing research and evaluation for public mental health; 59 David M. Ndetei, Christine W. Musyimi, Erick S. Nandoya, Lydia Matoke, and Victoria N. Mutiso: Working with traditional healers to reduce mental health treatment gap in low and middle income countries; Section 5: Conclusions; 60 Dinesh Bhugra, Kamaldeep Bhui, Samuel Yeung Shan Wong, and Stephen Gilman: Conclusion

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