Americans who experienced depression in 2021, by race and living arrangement
As of 2021, 7.3 percent of Hispanic adults who lived alone in the U.S. reported feelings of depression, this was higher than 3.2 percent of Hispanic adults who lived with others. In general, across most racial groups adults in the U.S. who lived alone were more likely to report feelings of depression than those who lived with others. Asian adults in the U.S. were an exception, with no difference in the feelings of depression was seen among those who lived alone or with others.
