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These Are The Most Depressed US States Entering 2025

The article from MSN discusses a study by WalletHub that ranks U.S. states based on depression rates as the nation approaches 2025. It highlights that mental health issues, particularly depression, have been exacerbated by various factors including economic stress, social isolation, and the ongoing effects of the global health crisis. According to the study, West Virginia tops the list as the state with the highest depression rate, followed by Tennessee and Arkansas. Conversely, states like Hawaii, South Dakota, and Minnesota show lower rates of depression. The analysis considers several metrics such as the prevalence of depression, mental health treatment access, and socio-economic factors contributing to mental health. The article also touches on the broader implications of these findings, suggesting that increased awareness, better mental health services, and community support are crucial in addressing this growing public health concern.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/these-are-the-most-depressed-us-states-entering-2025/ar-AA1vs5q7 ]