Statistics on Depression

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Across
  1. 4. The number of 15 to 16 year-olds with depression nearly “?” between the 1980s and 2000s.(OFNS - 2004)
  2. 6. “?” participants were more likely to experience depression than black participants. (TTC - 2013)
  3. 7. 49 percent of participants had been diagnosed with “?”. (TTC - 2013)
  4. 8. Less than half of adults diagnosed with mental health problems during childhood were appropriately “?” at the time.(OFNS - 2004)
  5. 10. 93.2 percent of participants reported experiencing “?” as a result of their mental ill health. (TTC - 2013) (MHN)
  6. 12. The proportion of five to “?” year-olds who are seriously depressed is 0.2 per cent. (OFNS - 2004)
  7. 13. Major depression is thought to be the second leading cause of “?” worldwide. (MHF)
  8. 15. Diagnosis rates varied depending on a person’s “?” (with those experiencing lower income reported depression more).(MHN)
  9. 17. 19 percent of “?” participants reported having been diagnosed with a mental health problem.(MHN)
  10. 18. A combination of anxiety and depression accounts for one fifth of “?” lost in the UK. (MHF)
  11. 19. 33 percent of “?” participants reported having been diagnosed with a mental health problem.(MHN)
  12. 21. The approximate number of eleven to “?” year-olds who are seriously depressed is 62,000.(OFNS - 2004)
  13. 22. The proportion of “?” to sixteen year-olds who are seriously depressed is 1.4 percent.(OFNS - 2004)
  14. 23. 0.9 percent of “?” people in the UK suffer from severe depression. (OFNS - 2004)
  15. 24. 19 percent of adults reported being diagnosed with “?” at some point in their lives.(MHN)
Down
  1. 1. According to the “?” organisation, between 4 and 10 percent of people in England will experience depression at some point in their lives.
  2. 2. According to the “?” organisation, more females than males report being diagnosed with a mental health problem.
  3. 3. More than half of adults with mental health problems were diagnosed in “?”.(OFNS - 2004)
  4. 5. The TTC (2013) survey included 740 “?”.
  5. 8. Rates of recovery varied widely between Primary Care “?”, showing large differences. The lowest reported recovery rate was 7 percent, whereas the highest reported recovery rate was 63 percent. (NIP - 2011)
  6. 9. The highest rates of depression were reported by “?” participants. (TTC - 2013)
  7. 11. People from “?” backgrounds are more likely to experience depression than those from more advantaged backgrounds. (MHF)
  8. 14. The approximate number of young people with “?” depression is 80,000. (OFNS - 2004)
  9. 16. to the Nursing in Practice (2011) data on NHS psychological treatments, 42 percent of patients were no longer showing measurable symptoms of depression or anxiety disorders by the end of “?”.
  10. 20. According to the “?” organisation, a survey of BME people with mental health difficulties was conducted in 2013.