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In 2024, over ** percent of all people in Sweden had sleeping problems; this was the highest recorded rate in the observed period. Sleeping difficulties have increased by ** percent since 2010. The rise in sleep difficulties parallels other stress-related issues affecting Swedish society, particularly among younger age groups and those in lower income brackets.

Age and gender disparities in stress levels

 Stress levels in Sweden show notable variations across age groups and genders. The 16 to 29 age bracket experiences the highest levels of stress, with nearly percent reporting feeling very stressed. Women in this age group are particularly affected, with **** percent reporting high-stress levels compared to *** percent of men. Interestingly, stress levels decrease with age, with only *** percent of all those over 85 reporting high stress.

Income and psychological well-being

Income levels appear to correlate strongly with both stress and sleep issues in Sweden. Individuals in the lowest income bracket report the highest levels of stress, with **** percent. This group also experiences the most psychological distress, with ** percent reporting mental health challenges. The prevalence of severe sleeping problems is also highest among young adults aged 16 to 29, with over ** percent of this group impacted.