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The same principles of education, prevention and early treatment can apply to mental health as well. One in 20 Americans over age 12 reported feeling depressed in 2006, with non -Hispanic blacks making up the largest percentage. Although 80% of Americans admitted that their symptoms interfered with their ability to work, only 29% had contacted a mental - health professional. Recent improvements in screening at primary -care facilities, one of the goals set by Healthy People 2010, may help address this problem: while 62% of primary - care facilitiesprovided treatment for mental disorders in 2000, 74% do so now.
Which of the following is true

A. 74% of primary - care facilities provided treatment for mental disorders in 2006.
B. 5% Americans over age 12 said they felt depressed in 2006.
C. 80% of Americans with mental problems consulted mental--health professionals.
D. 29% of Americans reported interference of their symptoms with their work.

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