Category Archives: Depression Statistics & Facts

Teen Depression Statistics and Adolescent Depression Facts

Childhood Depression Statistics

Childhood depression statistics are becoming more conclusive as researchers discover that more children, at younger ages, are actually experiencing struggles with depression. Childhood depression statistics indicate that depression in younger teens and children is actually a serious problem that needs … Continue reading

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Teen Depression and Violence

There are recent studies that indicate several links between teen depression and violence. As depression rates in teens continue to climb, so do links to violence behaviors and violence-related attacks among teens. Teen depression and violence is a serious problem … Continue reading

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High School Suicide Statistics

Unfortunately high school suicide statistics in the United States continue to be some of the highest numbers compared with that of other developed nations. In fact, high school suicide statistics also reveal suicide to be one of the leading causes … Continue reading

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Depression Facts

Depression is many things: a normal reaction to situations of loss and injury that subsides on its own; the main component—but in different guises—of several mood disorders, including major depressive disorder and dysthymic disorder (chronic low-grade depression); and one of … Continue reading

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Depression and Anxiety

Depression and anxiety are two very serious mental illnesses that affect millions of Americans on a daily basis. There are many people who suffer from both depression and anxiety. Many of the symptoms of both of depression and anxiety are … Continue reading

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