By one measure, Tennessee is the unhappiest state in the union: Nearly 10% of residents have experienced an episode of major depression in the previous year.

Doesn't surprise me.

Only 10%?

...I read that Tennessee led the nation in ADA claims and per capita prescription meds. Part of that was attributed to the prevalence of people with allergies in the state, part of it was attributable to unhealthy lifestyles, and part of it was attributable to being a right to work state with higher rates of workplace injury/illness.

And now I'm depressed.

The states whose citizens identify themselves as most religious are among the highest consumers of antidepressants.

And guess who's right in the thick of it all.

I was going to say, there is a link between pastors and depression too. Spreading the word isn't all it's cracked up to be.