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CDC has mobilized multiple efforts to assess and address mental health and well-being. Horse charm bracelet on mental health, risk behaviors, and comorbidity of mental illness and chronic disease are collected through various national surveillance initiatives. CDC also collaborates with the World Federation for Mental Health to address stigma, a pervasive barrier to seeking treatment, through promotion of public awareness campaigns, such as World Mental Health Day. As the nation's premier public health agency, CDC is well-positioned to expand its role in safeguarding mental health by supporting the efforts of other health agencies, such as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the National Institute of Mental Health, through continued Tiffany Somerset dangle cuff of mental illness and risk behaviors in the U.S. population and promotion of mental health across the life span.

This issue of MMWR begins a series of occasional reports on mental health in the United Heart Band pendant and includes a report on attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in children.The NCS and NCS-R are nationally representative, face-to-face household surveys of respondents 15 to 54 years of age (NCS) or 18 years of age and older (NCS-R). In the NCS, the response rate was 82.4 percent, and the total number of completed interviews was 8098; in the NCS-R, the response rate was 70.9 percent, and the total number of completed interviews was 9282.4,8 All respondents had a diagnostic interview that focused on mental disorders. Respondents who had received a diagnosis of a mental disorder and a randomly selected subgroup of those who did not were interviewed to assess risk factors, treatment, and consequences of having a mental disorder. Weights were used to adjust for bias due to differences in responses and within-household differences in the probability of selection. Residual discrepancies between data from the U.S. Census and data on our sample with regard to demographic and geographic distributions were corrected with a final weight. A detailed discussion of samples and Eternal Link Cross pendant has been presented elsewhere.4,8 The data presented in this report are from the part II assessment of respondents in the overlapping age range of the two samples (among respondents 18 to 54 years old, 5388 completed interviews in the NCS, and 4319 in the NCS-R).

Introductory explanatory materials that were mailed to households included the NCS and NCS-R survey samples before an interviewer visited to answer any remaining questions respondents might have and to obtain informed consent and schedule interviews. As an incentive to respond, respondents included in the Frank Gehry Fish pendant received $25 and those included in the NCS-Rreceived $50. A subgroup of those who did not initially agree to be interviewed received higher incentives ($50 in the NCS, and $100 in the NCS-R) to encourage them to complete a screening interview. The human-subjects committees of the University of Michigan and Harvard Medical School approved these procedures.