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Colorado Teens Reported More Depression Last Year, but No Increase in Suicidal Thoughts

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by The Denver Post | June 28, 2022
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The Healthy Kids Colorado survey administered by ColoradoSPH researchers found the rate of youth reporting they stopped doing normal activities because of sadness or hopelessness increased from about 35% in 2019 to almost 40% in 2021.