translate English to French: Prevalence of depression, 199697 Overall, 4% of Canadians age 12 and older — approximately 1 million people — reported a major depressive episode and were probably clinically depressed in 1996–97 (Table 75a).2 This is down from the 6% reported in the 1994–95 National Population Health Survey.3 Another 2% had some tendency to depression and could possibly be rated as depressed; the vast majority (94%) showed no symptoms of depression.2 Over 1 million Canadians reported that they were blue, were depressed, or had lost interest in things for at least two weeks in the previous year (Table 75b).2 Their depression lasted an average of 7.5 weeks.
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