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The escalating prevalence of anxiety and depression among urban adolescents has emerged as a critical public health priority that warrants immediate, multisectoral intervention. Compounded by relentless academic competition and pervasive digital engagement, this psychological erosion not only impairs cognitive development but also precipitates long-term socioeconomic burdens. Were educational authorities to prioritize psychological well-being over standardized testing metrics, the systematic integration of professional counseling services into school curricula could substantially mitigate these adverse outcomes. Concurrently, fostering open community dialogues to dismantle mental health stigma, alongside promoting structured digital detox programs, would empower youths to cultivate healthier coping mechanisms. Ultimately, safeguarding the psychological resilience of the younger generation demands a paradigm shift from reactive treatment to proactive prevention, thereby ensuring a more equitable and sustainable public health landscape.