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Depressive symptoms across the US population, 2014

Survey respondents were asked how frequently they had these symptoms in the previous two weeks.

Low energyLow energy7.8%9%34%49.1%More than half the daysNearly every daySeveral daysNot at allSleep problemsSleep problems6.5%9.2%20.9%63.3%More than half the daysNearly every daySeveral daysNot at allLoss of interestLoss of interest4.4%5.4%16.3%73.8%Nearly every dayMore than half the daysSeveral daysNot at allAppetite changeAppetite change4.6%5.1%15.5%74.8%Nearly every dayMore than half the daysSeveral daysNot at allDepressed moodDepressed mood3.6%3.9%16.8%75.7%Nearly every dayMore than half the daysSeveral daysNot at allDifficulty concentratingDifficulty concentrating3.5%3.6%10.9%82.1%Nearly every dayMore than half the daysSeveral daysNot at allLow self-esteemLow self-esteem2.9%3%11.5%82.6%More than half the daysNearly every daySeveral daysNot at allPsychomotor agitationPsychomotor agitation1.9%2.5%6.8%88.8%Nearly every dayMore than half the daysSeveral daysNot at allSuicidal ideationSuicidal ideation0.6%0.6%2.3%96.6%Nearly every dayMore than half the daysSeveral daysNot at all

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