A long-term study from the National Institute of Health and Welfare found that one-fifth of people born in 1997 have received a psychiatric diagnosis and more likely to have sought mental health care than people born a decade earlier. We'll talk with the study's head researcher Tiina Ristikari - as well as Elina Marjamäki, a specialist at the Finnish Association for Mental Health - about the health and welfare of Finland's younger generations. 16 November / All Points North / Yle News
