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Kooth - Digital mental health services firm wins transformational US contract

May 2023

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  • Epic Code:
  • KOO
  • Price:
  • 265p
According to an article in general medical journal, The Lancet, mental health disorders account for at least 18% of the global disease burden, and the associated annual costs are projected to be US$6 trillion by 2030. While evidence-based interventions do exist, only a small proportion of people, typically with the most acute symptoms, receive adequate treatment and waiting lists for CAMHS (NHS child and adolescent mental health services) can be more than a year. Against this backdrop shares in Kooth, the largest digital mental health provider for the NHS for children and young people aged 10-25, have doubled this year and over the month I met with its CEO, Tim Barker. If you look at Kooth’s forecasts (no profit is expected until ...

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