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A bar graph showing the lifetime prevalence of any mood disorder by sex and self-reported health status. Individuals whose health was fair or poor had the highest incidence of mood disorder (25.6 percent for men, 27.6 percent for women). People whose health was excellent or very good had the lowest incidence of mood disorder (6.2 percent for men, 10.8 percent for women).

Figure 17.7. Lifetime Prevalence (Standard Error) of Any Mood Disorder Among 17- to 39-Year-Old Respondents by Sex and Self-Reported Health Status.

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