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People affected by mental diseases over the years in American Countries

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Last edited Oct 30, 2020

Created on Oct 4, 2020

This interactive visualization shows how the percentage of a population affected by various mental health disorders changes over time across American countries. Users can select a country and a mental disease from dropdown menus to filter the view. A single line chart displays the trend using SVG paths generated with d3.line and curveNatural. The React application uses D3 v5 scales (scaleTime, scaleLinear) for axes and data from a CSV file loaded via d3.csv.

AI-generated description

This visualization was constructed using the D3 & React.

The idea behind this visualization was to show the percentage of the population of various countries in America that suffer from some mental illness over the years.

Questions I wanted to answer with this visualization

How has the percentage of mental diseases in some American countries changed over time?
Has there been a decrease in people with mental illnesses, or rather an increase?

The data used in this visualization can be found on Gist here: Mental Healths Disorders Dataset

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