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            We are living in such a busy and artificial world where we hardly able to find some time for others. Our ignorance and lack of attention can deeply effect to others especially if they are teenagers. Teenagers who are in the progress of mind development need a lot of attention, they need some one whom they can spend their time, with whom they can share their problems and events. If they unable to find someone at that time teen depression starts building up and some times this depression even results in suicide.
             Now a day's teen depression is vital and most considerable case. These teens are our future; we don't want to hand over the society race into depressed and unprepared minds. Teen depression can cause a healthy person to feel useless; a depressed person takes no interest in most of the fields including his or her favorite fields. In lots of cases teen depression results in suicide. Depression is a common medical condition with very specific symptoms. A depressed teen can involve in certain habits like using drugs, having unhealthy gathering. Around 7000 teenagers kill themselves yearly and many more make the attempts.
             Depression can strike people of all ages, backgrounds and ethnic groups. It is estimated that around 20million adults suffer from depression each year and up to 25% of all women and about 12% of all men in U.S. suffer from major depression, about 1 out of .
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             6 American adults have depression during their lifetime ("Understanding Depression"). Around 3 million adolescents struggling with depression never get help they need because of prejudice about mental illness inadequate mental-health resources and wide spread ignorance about how emotional problems can wreck young lives (Wingert et al). Another research estimates around 4 percent teenagers have depression (Teen Depression). According to Newsweek article 8%of adults and 2% of children have symptoms of depression.


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