Across all disorders, men were more likely than women to have a co-occurring mental disorder.

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Studies have shown that the prevalence of co-occurring mental disorders can vary significantly between genders depending on the specific disorders in question. While men may have higher rates of co-occurring disorders in some categories (such as substance use disorders), women often have higher rates in others (such as depression and anxiety). There is no universal rule that men are more likely than women to have a co-occurring mental disorder across all disorders.

Across All Disorders, Men Were More Likely Than Women to Have