
Conor Stewart
Research expert covering health & pharmaceuticals in the UK & Europe
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In 2022, Poland, Greece, and Cyprus had the highest percentage of adults in the EU at risk of depression, with a share of ** percent. Across the entire EU27, the rate of adults at risk of depression was ** percent in 2022.Â
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated depression symptoms among young people, as the occurrence of depression symptoms roughly doubled compared to pre-pandemic levels in several European countries. Nordic nations such as Norway, Sweden, and Iceland saw the highest rates of young individuals with depression symptoms during the pandemic, reaching ****, ****, and ** percent, respectively. Meanwhile, Austria was at the top of the list for the share of all adults with depression symptoms in 2020-21, at **** percent.
In spring 2021, ** percent of adults aged 18 to 34 in Europe were at risk for depression, a significant increase from ** percent in spring 2020 and this rise was observed across all age groups. Additionally, countries like Ireland, the United Kingdom, and Italy reported over half of their populations experiencing stress in 2022, with close to a fifth suffering from depression. Â
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Youth mental health
Mental health healthcare
Medication consumption
COVID and mental health in Europe
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