Anxiety Prevalence Among U.S. Adults by Race and Ethnicity

Older U.S. data shows variation in anxiety prevalence across racial and ethnic groups, with non-Hispanic white adults reporting the highest rates (16.5%), followed by Hispanic (14.5%) and non-Hispanic Black adults (14.6%). Non-Hispanic Asian adults reported the lowest prevalence (8.5%).

These figures are based on older data (approximately seven years ago), and more recent nationally comparable statistics by race and ethnicity are limited.
Source: National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)Get the dataCreated with Datawrapper