A note below the figure says, The percentages do not add to 100 percent due to rounding. Percentages for the perceived negative effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on emotional or mental health for adults in Quarter 4 of 2020 regardless of mental illness status (total) were 27.0 percent for not at all,, 54.7 percent for a little or some, and 18.3 percent for quite a bit or a lot. Percentages for the perceived negative effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on emotional or mental health for adults in Quarter 4 of 2020 with any mental illness were 10.4 percent for not at all, 44.5 percent for a little or some, and 45.2 percent for quite a bit or a lot. Percentages for the perceived negative effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on emotional or mental health for adults in Quarter 4 of 2020 with serious mental illness were 9.3 percent for not at all, 35.8 percent for a little or some, and 54.9 percent for quite a bit or a lot. Percentages for the perceived negative effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on emotional or mental health for adults in Quarter 4 of 2020 with no mental illness were 31.7 percent not at all,, 57.6 percent for a little or some,, and 10.8 percent for quite a bit or a lot. Long description end
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Among people aged 12 or older in 2023, 0.9 percent (or 2.6 million people) used inhalants in the past year (Figures 12 and 18 and Table A.5B)
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