Alabama’s Mental Health Emergency: Why Birmingham Has the Highest Depression Rates in the State
June 3, 2025
Birmingham, Alabama’s largest city, has recently been spotlighted in national and regional studies as having one of the highest rates of depression in the state—and even among the most depressed cities in the United States. High Rates of Depression in Birmingham According to a 2023 study by The Zebra, Birmingham ranks near the top among
Tennessee Ranked 47th in U.S. for Depression Rates; Rural and Urban Communities Affected Equally
June 3, 2025
A growing mental health crisis is impacting Tennessee at a troubling pace. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), several cities in Tennessee, including McMinnville, Elizabethton, and Knoxville, report some of the highest adult depression rates in the United States. The data, originally analyzed by Stacker using CDC Behavioral Risk
This Virginia City Has One of the Highest Depression Rates in America—Here’s What’s Behind It
June 3, 2025
Bristol, Virginia—a quiet city nestled along the Tennessee border—has become the unlikely center of a startling public health statistic. According to recent data, the Kingsport-Bristol metro area, which includes Bristol, VA, now ranks among the most depressed places in the United States, with more than 30.6% of adults diagnosed with depression by a healthcare provider.
Hawaii’s Mental Health Divide: Maui’s Crisis Contrasts With State’s Low Overall Depression Rate
June 3, 2025
Hawaii is often regarded as one of the happiest and healthiest states in the U.S., known for its laid-back lifestyle, tight-knit communities, and picturesque landscapes. But recent findings reveal a darker reality unfolding in parts of the state—particularly in Maui—where the 2023 wildfires have ignited an alarming mental health crisis. A University of Hawaii study
Which City in Arizona Faces the Greatest Mental Health Challenges? A Closer Look at Depression Rates
June 3, 2025
Mental health concerns continue to rise across the United States, and Arizona is no exception. While identifying the “most depressed” city in the state can be complex due to limited city-specific data, available reports point to notable patterns in Arizona’s largest urban areas. Cities like Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma consistently demonstrate key indicators associated with
South Carolina Cities Face Mental Health Crisis as Myrtle Beach Tops Depression Rankings
June 3, 2025
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, known for its sandy beaches and vibrant tourism, has been ranked the most depressed city in the state. This surprising designation comes from a study by CEUfast, which analyzed depression rates across the U.S. using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The findings shed light on a
Alabama’s Mental Health Emergency: Why Birmingham Has the Highest Depression Rates in the State
June 3, 2025
Birmingham, Alabama’s largest city, has recently been spotlighted in national and regional studies as having one of the highest rates of depression in the state—and even among the most depressed cities in the United States. High Rates of Depression in Birmingham According to a 2023 study by The Zebra, Birmingham ranks near the top among
Philadelphia Ranked the Most Depressed City in Pennsylvania in 2025 Mental Health Study
June 3, 2025
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s largest city, has found itself grappling with a difficult title in recent years: the most depressed city in the state. Studies and surveys from trusted national and local organizations reveal that mental health challenges—fueled by economic hardship, social inequality, and systemic issues—have contributed to unusually high levels of depression among its residents. High
This Georgia City Is Facing a Mental Health Crisis—And It’s Worse Than You Think
June 3, 2025
Albany, a city in southwest Georgia, has increasingly drawn attention not only for its economic challenges but also for signs that it may be among the most depressed urban areas in the state. With rising mental health concerns and one of the highest poverty rates in Georgia, the city reflects a wider crisis affecting underserved