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Facts About Depression in Men Depression in men is an under-recognized illness. More than 6 million men the U.S. have depression. Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide (World Health Report, 2001). Depression can put men at high risk for suicide; in fact, 4 times as many men die by suicide as women. Depression is highly treatable; more than 80 percent of people who seek help can be successfully treated. more >> REAL MEN. REAL DEPRESSION. Hear real stories of men with depression, how they got help and got better. more >>

Contact Us NIMH Press Office, (301) 443-4536 or email: nimhpress@mail.nih.gov ONLINE PRESS KIT Press Release, launching campaign on April 1, 2003 Public Service Announcements (PSAs) for television, radio, and print.   Campaign Publications about depression in men, which include facts, signs and symptoms, treatment options, and resources for getting help. About the Campaign About the NIMH Additional Resources Additional Publications and Information Depression and Other Serious Illnesses Depression may coexist with other serious illnesses, such as heart disease, stroke, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, and Parkinson’s disease. more >> Information for healthcare providers, which includes guidance for the screening and treatment of depression in men in primary care settings. more >> Additional NIMH Resources to include introductory materials, online and print publications on depression and other mental illnesses, and NIMH research. more >>

	For information about NIMH and its programs: NIMH Public Inquiries 6001 Executive Boulevard, Rm. 8184, MSC 9663 Bethesda, MD 20892-9663 U.S.A. Voice (301) 443-4513; Fax (301) 443-4279 TTY (301) 443-8431	For information about the NIMH Real Men. Real Depression. campaign: Call toll-free: 1-866-227-6464 Or e-mail to: menanddepression@mail.nih.gov If you are in a crisis and need immediate help, more >> This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 4.x and above. [Disclaimer, Copyright, and Privacy Notice]