Young People Mental Health Statistics

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Young People Mental Health Statistics

Globally, about 1 in 5 adolescents aged 10 to 19 experience mental health problems, yet the need for help is often unmet. Anxiety and depression are affecting young people across regions and surveys, from 7.1% anxiety prevalence in 13 to 18 year olds worldwide to 1 in 6 children and adolescents in the US with a treatable mental health disorder. As you dig into the full dataset, you see not only how common these challenges are, but how much support varies by country, stigma, and access to care.

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Key Statistics

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Globally, past-year prevalence of anxiety disorders in 13-18 year olds is 7.1%

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31.9% of US adolescents aged 13-18 had any anxiety disorder in past year

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In 2023 YRBS, 37% of US high school students experienced poor mental health most days

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9.4% of US youth 12-17 had severe anxiety impairing functioning in 2021

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England: 7.8% of 11-16 year olds had probable anxiety disorder in 2022

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Anxiety disorders account for 40% of adolescent mental health burden globally

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Australia 16-24 year olds: 21.4% had anxiety disorder in past 12 months 2020-21

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COVID-19 led to 26% increase in anxiety prevalence among youth worldwide

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Canada youth 15-24: 21% reported high anxiety levels in 2022

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HBSC 2018: 15% of European adolescents aged 11-15 had high anxiety symptoms

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US teen girls: 32% had an anxiety disorder diagnosis in past year 2021

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Scotland: 28% of 13-18 year olds reported high anxiety in 2022

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In Japan, 18.7% of high schoolers reported anxiety symptoms in 2022

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Sweden: 35% of girls aged 13-17 had anxiety weekly in 2022

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Brazil: 13.5% adolescents had anxiety disorders in 2019 survey

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New Zealand youth: 23.1% 15-24 had anxiety in past year

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China middle school students: 22.6% anxiety prevalence in 2020

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Ireland: 18% of 12-17 screened positive for anxiety 2021

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Philippines high schoolers: 24.2% had anxiety in 2021 study

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Finland 13-16 year olds: 26% reported anxiety symptoms 2018

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In 2021, 42% of US high school girls felt persistently sad or hopeless, up from 32% in 2011

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Lifetime prevalence of major depressive disorder among US adolescents aged 13-18 is 11.3%

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17.9% of US girls aged 12-17 had a major depressive episode in 2021

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In England, 14.9% of 11-16 year old girls had probable depression in 2022

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Globally, depressive disorders caused 37.28 million YLDs in 10-24 year olds in 2019

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20% of adolescents experience a depressive episode by age 18 worldwide

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In Australia, 13.7% of 16-24 year olds had depression in past 12 months 2020-21

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US young adults 18-25: 10.8% had serious mental illness including severe depression in 2022

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During COVID-19, depression rates among youth aged 11-21 increased by 60% globally

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In Canada, 18% of girls aged 15-19 reported depressive symptoms in 2022

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25% of European girls aged 15 reported high depressive symptoms in 2018 HBSC

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In the US, depression diagnoses among youth rose 60% from 2007 to 2018

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Scotland: 22% of young people aged 13-15 had depressive symptoms in 2022

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In low-income countries, 11.5% adolescent depression prevalence

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New Zealand: 17.2% of 15-24 year old females had depression diagnosis

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In Japan, suicide ideation linked to depression in 24% of high school students 2022

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Sweden girls aged 16-17: 40% reported depressive feelings weekly in 2022

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In Brazil, 10.8% of adolescents had major depression in 2019

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Ireland: 12% of 12-17 year olds had clinically significant depression scores 2021

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China: 19.3% of adolescents showed depressive symptoms post-COVID surveys

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In the Philippines, depression prevalence among high schoolers was 16.1% in 2021

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Finland: Depression symptoms in 21% of 13-16 year old girls 2018

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Mexico: 8.5% of youth had depression in ENSANUT 2021 continuous survey

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Netherlands: 9% of 12-16 year olds had depressive disorder in 2019

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In South Africa, 9.2% of 15-24 year olds had depression in SAHS

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India adolescents: 8.1% major depressive disorder in NMHS extension

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Globally, 14% of 10-19 year olds experience mental health conditions, representing about 166 million adolescents

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In the US, 20.78% of youth aged 3-17 had any mental, behavioral, or developmental disorder in 2015-2018

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16.5% of US youth aged 6-17 experienced a mental health disorder in 2016

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Among US high school students, 40% experienced persistent sadness or hopelessness in 2023 per YRBS

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22% of youth aged 12-17 in the US had a major depressive episode in 2022

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In England, 20.3% of 11-16 year olds had a probable mental disorder in 2022

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1 in 6 children and adolescents aged 6-17 in the US had a treatable mental health disorder in 2021

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Globally, 10-20% of children and adolescents experience mental health problems

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In Australia, 38.5% of young people aged 16-24 had a 12-month mental disorder in 2020-21

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49.5% of US young adults aged 18-25 had any mental illness in 2022

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In Canada, 25% of youth aged 15-24 reported high levels of psychological distress in 2022

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34.6% of European adolescents aged 11,13,15 reported multiple psychosomatic symptoms in 2018 HBSC study

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In the US, 7.7 million children and teens had anxiety or depression diagnoses in 2020-2021

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1 in 5 adolescents globally has a mental disorder, per UNICEF 2021 report

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In low- and middle-income countries, 13.4% prevalence of mental disorders among adolescents aged 10-19

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US youth aged 12-17: 29.9% had any mental illness in past year 2021

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In Scotland, 39% of young people aged 13-18 reported high anxiety in 2022

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Globally, anxiety and depressive disorders among youth rose 25% in first year of COVID-19

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In Brazil, 20.7% of adolescents aged 12-17 had mental health disorders in 2019

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New Zealand youth aged 15-24: 32.5% 12-month mental disorder prevalence

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In India, 7.3% of adolescents aged 13-17 had mental disorders per NMHS 2015-16

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South Africa: 19.4% of youth aged 15-24 had common mental disorders

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In Japan, 15.3% of junior high students had depressive symptoms in 2022 survey

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Sweden: 28% of girls aged 13-17 reported poor mental health in 2022

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In the Philippines, 16% of youth aged 15-24 experienced depressive episodes in 2021

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Ireland: 29% of 12-17 year olds screened positive for mental health issues in 2021

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In Mexico, 15.2% of adolescents had probable psychiatric disorders in ENSANUT 2021

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Netherlands: 14% of 12-16 year olds had emotional problems in 2019 HBSC

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In China, 17.5% of middle school students had depressive symptoms in 2020 survey

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Finland: 24% of 13-16 year olds reported weekly sadness in 2018

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In 2023, 22% of US high school students seriously considered suicide

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Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 10-24 year olds globally

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12.9% of US high school students attempted suicide in 2023

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57% of US teen girls seriously considered suicide in 2021 YRBS

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Globally, over 700,000 adolescents die by suicide annually

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In England, 1 in 5 young people aged 11-16 self-harmed in past year 2022

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US youth 12-17: 3.2 million had serious thoughts of suicide in 2021

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Suicide rates among US youth aged 10-24 rose 62% from 2007-2021

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Australia: 5.8 per 100,000 youth aged 15-24 suicide rate 2021

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18% of European adolescents seriously considered suicide in HBSC 2018

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Canada youth suicide rate 10.5 per 100,000 for 15-24 in 2021

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In Japan, suicide is leading cause of death for 15-39 year olds, 2022 rate 17.3 per 100,000 youth

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Sweden: Self-harm hospital admissions for youth up 30% 2010-2020

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US LGBTQ+ youth 4x more likely to attempt suicide than peers, 2021

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Scotland youth suicide rate 11.9 per 100,000 aged 15-24 2021

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Globally, suicide attempts in adolescents increased 14% 1990-2016

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Brazil youth suicide rate 5.3 per 100,000 15-24 2019

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New Zealand Maori youth suicide rate 3x higher than non-Maori, 25 per 100,000

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China student suicide ideation 8.1% in 2020 surveys

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Ireland youth self-harm presentation to hospitals 20,000 annually under 18

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In 2021, only 28% of US youth with major depression received treatment

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Globally, 75% of youth with mental disorders do not access treatment

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US children with MH disorders: 65% received no treatment in past year 2021

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In England, 12.3% of young people with disorder received help 2022

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Telehealth MH visits for US youth increased 500% during COVID 2020

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Australia: Only 35% of youth with MH issues sought professional help 2020-21

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Black youth in US 50% less likely to receive MH services than white peers

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Globally, treatment gap for adolescent depression is 80% in low-income countries

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Canada: 40% of distressed youth did not seek help due to stigma 2022

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School-based MH services reached 5 million US students in 2022

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In Japan, only 10% of depressed youth seek psychiatric help 2022

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Sweden youth MH wait times average 90 days in 2022

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US rural youth 20% less access to MH providers than urban

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60% of US pediatricians comfortable treating adolescent depression 2021

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Globally, only 1 psychiatrist per 200,000 youth in low-income areas

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New Zealand: 48% of youth with high distress untreated 2021

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China school MH services cover only 20% of students needing them 2020

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Ireland youth MH early intervention teams served 2,500 under 18s 2021

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Globally, about 1 in 5 adolescents aged 10 to 19 experience mental health problems, yet the need for help is often unmet. Anxiety and depression are affecting young people across regions and surveys, from 7.1% anxiety prevalence in 13 to 18 year olds worldwide to 1 in 6 children and adolescents in the US with a treatable mental health disorder. As you dig into the full dataset, you see not only how common these challenges are, but how much support varies by country, stigma, and access to care.

Key Takeaways

  • Globally, past-year prevalence of anxiety disorders in 13-18 year olds is 7.1%
  • 31.9% of US adolescents aged 13-18 had any anxiety disorder in past year
  • In 2023 YRBS, 37% of US high school students experienced poor mental health most days
  • In 2021, 42% of US high school girls felt persistently sad or hopeless, up from 32% in 2011
  • Lifetime prevalence of major depressive disorder among US adolescents aged 13-18 is 11.3%
  • 17.9% of US girls aged 12-17 had a major depressive episode in 2021
  • Globally, 14% of 10-19 year olds experience mental health conditions, representing about 166 million adolescents
  • In the US, 20.78% of youth aged 3-17 had any mental, behavioral, or developmental disorder in 2015-2018
  • 16.5% of US youth aged 6-17 experienced a mental health disorder in 2016
  • In 2023, 22% of US high school students seriously considered suicide
  • Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 10-24 year olds globally
  • 12.9% of US high school students attempted suicide in 2023
  • In 2021, only 28% of US youth with major depression received treatment
  • Globally, 75% of youth with mental disorders do not access treatment
  • US children with MH disorders: 65% received no treatment in past year 2021

About one in six young people worldwide experiences mental health problems, with anxiety and depression rising since COVID-19.

Anxiety Statistics

1Globally, past-year prevalence of anxiety disorders in 13-18 year olds is 7.1%
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231.9% of US adolescents aged 13-18 had any anxiety disorder in past year
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3In 2023 YRBS, 37% of US high school students experienced poor mental health most days
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49.4% of US youth 12-17 had severe anxiety impairing functioning in 2021
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5England: 7.8% of 11-16 year olds had probable anxiety disorder in 2022
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6Anxiety disorders account for 40% of adolescent mental health burden globally
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7Australia 16-24 year olds: 21.4% had anxiety disorder in past 12 months 2020-21
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8COVID-19 led to 26% increase in anxiety prevalence among youth worldwide
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9Canada youth 15-24: 21% reported high anxiety levels in 2022
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10HBSC 2018: 15% of European adolescents aged 11-15 had high anxiety symptoms
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11US teen girls: 32% had an anxiety disorder diagnosis in past year 2021
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12Scotland: 28% of 13-18 year olds reported high anxiety in 2022
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13In Japan, 18.7% of high schoolers reported anxiety symptoms in 2022
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14Sweden: 35% of girls aged 13-17 had anxiety weekly in 2022
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15Brazil: 13.5% adolescents had anxiety disorders in 2019 survey
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16New Zealand youth: 23.1% 15-24 had anxiety in past year
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17China middle school students: 22.6% anxiety prevalence in 2020
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18Ireland: 18% of 12-17 screened positive for anxiety 2021
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19Philippines high schoolers: 24.2% had anxiety in 2021 study
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20Finland 13-16 year olds: 26% reported anxiety symptoms 2018
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Anxiety Statistics Interpretation

These numbers show a generation shouldering a silent, global pandemic of anxiety, where the personal statistic no teenager should have to calculate is the rising cost of simply growing up.

Depression Statistics

1In 2021, 42% of US high school girls felt persistently sad or hopeless, up from 32% in 2011
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2Lifetime prevalence of major depressive disorder among US adolescents aged 13-18 is 11.3%
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317.9% of US girls aged 12-17 had a major depressive episode in 2021
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4In England, 14.9% of 11-16 year old girls had probable depression in 2022
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5Globally, depressive disorders caused 37.28 million YLDs in 10-24 year olds in 2019
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620% of adolescents experience a depressive episode by age 18 worldwide
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7In Australia, 13.7% of 16-24 year olds had depression in past 12 months 2020-21
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8US young adults 18-25: 10.8% had serious mental illness including severe depression in 2022
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9During COVID-19, depression rates among youth aged 11-21 increased by 60% globally
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10In Canada, 18% of girls aged 15-19 reported depressive symptoms in 2022
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1125% of European girls aged 15 reported high depressive symptoms in 2018 HBSC
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12In the US, depression diagnoses among youth rose 60% from 2007 to 2018
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13Scotland: 22% of young people aged 13-15 had depressive symptoms in 2022
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14In low-income countries, 11.5% adolescent depression prevalence
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15New Zealand: 17.2% of 15-24 year old females had depression diagnosis
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16In Japan, suicide ideation linked to depression in 24% of high school students 2022
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17Sweden girls aged 16-17: 40% reported depressive feelings weekly in 2022
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18In Brazil, 10.8% of adolescents had major depression in 2019
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19Ireland: 12% of 12-17 year olds had clinically significant depression scores 2021
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20China: 19.3% of adolescents showed depressive symptoms post-COVID surveys
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21In the Philippines, depression prevalence among high schoolers was 16.1% in 2021
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22Finland: Depression symptoms in 21% of 13-16 year old girls 2018
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23Mexico: 8.5% of youth had depression in ENSANUT 2021 continuous survey
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24Netherlands: 9% of 12-16 year olds had depressive disorder in 2019
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25In South Africa, 9.2% of 15-24 year olds had depression in SAHS
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26India adolescents: 8.1% major depressive disorder in NMHS extension
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Depression Statistics Interpretation

The numbers, relentless and rising, paint a stark portrait of a generation that is statistically, tragically, and quite literally heartsick.

Prevalence Rates

1Globally, 14% of 10-19 year olds experience mental health conditions, representing about 166 million adolescents
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2In the US, 20.78% of youth aged 3-17 had any mental, behavioral, or developmental disorder in 2015-2018
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316.5% of US youth aged 6-17 experienced a mental health disorder in 2016
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4Among US high school students, 40% experienced persistent sadness or hopelessness in 2023 per YRBS
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522% of youth aged 12-17 in the US had a major depressive episode in 2022
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6In England, 20.3% of 11-16 year olds had a probable mental disorder in 2022
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71 in 6 children and adolescents aged 6-17 in the US had a treatable mental health disorder in 2021
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8Globally, 10-20% of children and adolescents experience mental health problems
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9In Australia, 38.5% of young people aged 16-24 had a 12-month mental disorder in 2020-21
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1049.5% of US young adults aged 18-25 had any mental illness in 2022
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11In Canada, 25% of youth aged 15-24 reported high levels of psychological distress in 2022
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1234.6% of European adolescents aged 11,13,15 reported multiple psychosomatic symptoms in 2018 HBSC study
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13In the US, 7.7 million children and teens had anxiety or depression diagnoses in 2020-2021
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141 in 5 adolescents globally has a mental disorder, per UNICEF 2021 report
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15In low- and middle-income countries, 13.4% prevalence of mental disorders among adolescents aged 10-19
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16US youth aged 12-17: 29.9% had any mental illness in past year 2021
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17In Scotland, 39% of young people aged 13-18 reported high anxiety in 2022
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18Globally, anxiety and depressive disorders among youth rose 25% in first year of COVID-19
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19In Brazil, 20.7% of adolescents aged 12-17 had mental health disorders in 2019
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20New Zealand youth aged 15-24: 32.5% 12-month mental disorder prevalence
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21In India, 7.3% of adolescents aged 13-17 had mental disorders per NMHS 2015-16
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22South Africa: 19.4% of youth aged 15-24 had common mental disorders
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23In Japan, 15.3% of junior high students had depressive symptoms in 2022 survey
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24Sweden: 28% of girls aged 13-17 reported poor mental health in 2022
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25In the Philippines, 16% of youth aged 15-24 experienced depressive episodes in 2021
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26Ireland: 29% of 12-17 year olds screened positive for mental health issues in 2021
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27In Mexico, 15.2% of adolescents had probable psychiatric disorders in ENSANUT 2021
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28Netherlands: 14% of 12-16 year olds had emotional problems in 2019 HBSC
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29In China, 17.5% of middle school students had depressive symptoms in 2020 survey
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30Finland: 24% of 13-16 year olds reported weekly sadness in 2018
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Prevalence Rates Interpretation

While the world obsesses over the next generation's screen time, the truly alarming statistic is that a staggering and consistent percentage of them, from Glasgow to Guangzhou, are quietly battling a silent internal storm that our collective inaction treats as a mundane feature of modern adolescence rather than the treatable crisis it is.

Suicide and Self-Harm

1In 2023, 22% of US high school students seriously considered suicide
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2Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 10-24 year olds globally
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312.9% of US high school students attempted suicide in 2023
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457% of US teen girls seriously considered suicide in 2021 YRBS
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5Globally, over 700,000 adolescents die by suicide annually
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6In England, 1 in 5 young people aged 11-16 self-harmed in past year 2022
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7US youth 12-17: 3.2 million had serious thoughts of suicide in 2021
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8Suicide rates among US youth aged 10-24 rose 62% from 2007-2021
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9Australia: 5.8 per 100,000 youth aged 15-24 suicide rate 2021
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1018% of European adolescents seriously considered suicide in HBSC 2018
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11Canada youth suicide rate 10.5 per 100,000 for 15-24 in 2021
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12In Japan, suicide is leading cause of death for 15-39 year olds, 2022 rate 17.3 per 100,000 youth
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13Sweden: Self-harm hospital admissions for youth up 30% 2010-2020
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14US LGBTQ+ youth 4x more likely to attempt suicide than peers, 2021
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15Scotland youth suicide rate 11.9 per 100,000 aged 15-24 2021
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16Globally, suicide attempts in adolescents increased 14% 1990-2016
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17Brazil youth suicide rate 5.3 per 100,000 15-24 2019
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18New Zealand Maori youth suicide rate 3x higher than non-Maori, 25 per 100,000
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19China student suicide ideation 8.1% in 2020 surveys
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20Ireland youth self-harm presentation to hospitals 20,000 annually under 18
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Suicide and Self-Harm Interpretation

The alarming and sobering truth is that a silent, global epidemic is besieging our youth, turning the very promise of adolescence into a statistic of despair.

Treatment and Access

1In 2021, only 28% of US youth with major depression received treatment
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2Globally, 75% of youth with mental disorders do not access treatment
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3US children with MH disorders: 65% received no treatment in past year 2021
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4In England, 12.3% of young people with disorder received help 2022
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5Telehealth MH visits for US youth increased 500% during COVID 2020
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6Australia: Only 35% of youth with MH issues sought professional help 2020-21
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7Black youth in US 50% less likely to receive MH services than white peers
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8Globally, treatment gap for adolescent depression is 80% in low-income countries
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9Canada: 40% of distressed youth did not seek help due to stigma 2022
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10School-based MH services reached 5 million US students in 2022
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11In Japan, only 10% of depressed youth seek psychiatric help 2022
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12Sweden youth MH wait times average 90 days in 2022
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13US rural youth 20% less access to MH providers than urban
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1460% of US pediatricians comfortable treating adolescent depression 2021
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15Globally, only 1 psychiatrist per 200,000 youth in low-income areas
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16New Zealand: 48% of youth with high distress untreated 2021
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17China school MH services cover only 20% of students needing them 2020
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18Ireland youth MH early intervention teams served 2,500 under 18s 2021
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Treatment and Access Interpretation

It's a global crisis masquerading as a patchwork of isolated statistics, revealing a world where youth mental illness is pandemic but the treatment for it remains fiercely quarantined by inequity, stigma, and sheer systemic neglect.

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