Table 3.
Prevalence of current depressive disorder in 27 European countries, overall and by gender
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Total population (n=258 888) |
Men (n=117 310) |
Women (n=141 578) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| n | Prevalence (95% CI) | n | Prevalence (95% CI) | n | Prevalence (95% CI) | |
| Austria | 15 701 | 4·29% (3·82–4·77) | 6953 | 3·41% (2·71–4·12) | 8748 | 5·13% (4·49–5·78) |
| Bulgaria | 5258 | 6·53% (5·88–7·19) | 2458 | 4·90% (4·07–5·73) | 2800 | 7·99% (7·00–8·98) |
| Croatia | 5016 | 3·24% (2·76–3·72) | 2350 | 3·08% (2·40–3·76) | 2666 | 3·38% (2·71–4·05) |
| Cyprus | 4695 | 3·31% (2·80–3·83) | 2216 | 2·48% (1·84–3·13) | 2479 | 4·06% (3·27–4·85) |
| Czech Republic | 6607 | 2·58% (2·14–3·02) | 2776 | 1·71% (1·17–2·25) | 3831 | 3·39% (2·71–4·07) |
| Denmark | 5449 | 7·17% (6·45–7·89) | 2489 | 4·88% (3·99–5·78) | 2960 | 9·43% (8·31–10·54) |
| Estonia | 5439 | 6·64% (5·95–7·34) | 2310 | 4·73% (3·81–5·65) | 3129 | 8·26% (7·25–9·28) |
| Finland | 5146 | 5·23% (4·58–5·89) | 2210 | 4·86% (3·88–5·83) | 2936 | 5·59% (4·70–6·48) |
| France | 14 191 | 7·03% (6·54–7·51) | 6843 | 4·78% (4·20–5·35) | 7348 | 9·12% (8·35–9·89) |
| Germany | 24 404 | 9·24% (8·82–9·66) | 11 084 | 7·69% (7·12–8·27) | 13 320 | 10·73% (10·13–11·34) |
| Greece | 7834 | 3·39% (2·92–3·85) | 3216 | 2·57% (1·90–3·23) | 4618 | 4·13% (3·48–4·77) |
| Hungary | 5777 | 7·98% (7·26–8·69) | 2678 | 5·89% (4·97–6·81) | 3099 | 9·82% (8·76–10·88) |
| Iceland | 3812 | 10·33% (9·33–11·32) | 1872 | 6·67% (5·48–7·86) | 1940 | 14·02% (12·43–15·61) |
| Ireland | 9046 | 7·67% (6·89–8·44) | 4078 | 6·50% (5·45–7·54) | 4968 | 8·80% (7·66–9·93) |
| Italy | 21 934 | 3·81% (3·55–4·07) | 10 358 | 2·62% (2·30–2·94) | 11 576 | 4·88% (4·48–5·29) |
| Latvia | 6607 | 4·61% (4·08–5·13) | 2692 | 2·97% (2·31–3·63) | 3915 | 5·90% (5·11–6·68) |
| Lithuania | 4982 | 3·01% (2·56–3·46) | 1956 | 1·75% (1·20–2·30) | 3026 | 4·05% (3·37–4·73) |
| Luxembourg | 3629 | 9·74% (8·76–10·72) | 1657 | 8·12% (6·77–9·46) | 1972 | 11·34% (9·91–12·76) |
| Malta | 3974 | 3·27% (2·69–3·84) | 1899 | 2·16% (1·49–2·84) | 2075 | 4·38% (3·45–5·30) |
| Norway | 8069 | 5·21% (4·62–5·79) | 4059 | 4·01% (3·29–4·73) | 4010 | 6·41% (5·49–7·33) |
| Poland | 22 076 | 4·31% (4·01–4·62) | 9620 | 3·18% (2·79–3·57) | 12 456 | 5·29% (4·83–5·74) |
| Portugal | 17 974 | 9·15% (8·54–9·77) | 7850 | 4·54% (3·91–5·18) | 10 124 | 13·24% (12·24–14·23) |
| Romania | 16 422 | 4·38% (4·04–4·72) | 7768 | 3·82% (3·36–4·27) | 8654 | 4·91% (4·41–5·40) |
| Slovakia | 5489 | 2·56% (2·16–2·97) | 2454 | 1·84% (1·32–2·36) | 3035 | 3·24% (2·62–3·85) |
| Slovenia | 5914 | 5·50% (4·89–6·12) | 2653 | 3·84% (3·05–4·63) | 3261 | 7·12% (6·17–8·06) |
| Sweden | 5737 | 8·75% (7·98–9·51) | 3024 | 6·46% (5·56–7·36) | 2713 | 11·08% (9·85–12·31) |
| UK | 17 706 | 7·40% (6·90–7·89) | 7787 | 6·08% (5·41–6·76) | 9919 | 8·53% (7·81–9·25) |
Data are number of respondents without weighting and weighted prevalence with 95% CI in parentheses.