>Boys are doing badly too, but their rates of depression and anxiety are not as high Separate issue, I know. But it could be much lower because men/boys often

>Boys are doing badly too, but their rates of depression and anxiety are not as high Separate issue, I know. But it could be much lower because men/boys often refuse to report such feelings, out of a fear of being perceived as weak/having been taught that "that's not what men do". Self-reported data can always be a little flakey, especially on sensitive topics like this.