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11.3% of the population in Scotland reported a condition that affected their mental wellbeing.
This increase from 232,900 people to 617,100 was the biggest rise across a range of health conditions.
Young people most likely to have a mental health condition than older age groups.
Glasgow City council area had the highest percentage of people reporting bad or very bad health.
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