Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Men's Use of Mental Health Treatments.

• Nearly 9% of men (8.5%) had daily feelings of anxiety or depression. Less than one-half of them (41.0%) took medication for these feelings or had recently talked to a mental health professional. • Racial and ethnic differences were observed only for men aged 18-44. • Among men aged 18-44, non-Hispanic black and Hispanic men (6.1%) were less likely than non-Hispanic white men (8.5%) to report daily feelings of anxiety or depression. • Among men aged 18-44 who had daily feelings of anxiety or depression, non-Hispanic black and Hispanic men (26.4%) were less likely than non-Hispanic white men (45.4%) to have used mental health treatments. • The significant racial and ethnic disparity in treatment utilization was associated with lack of health insurance coverage.