Weekend Argus Saturday

Busting the myths surrounding antidepressants and depression

mental health awareness month

In a startling revelation, recent studies have shown that over a quarter of South Africa’s population suffers from depression, yet only 1 in 4 individuals seek the necessary help.

The South African Society of Psychiatrists (Sasop) emphasises that the persistent stigma around mental illness and misconceptions regarding the advantages and usage of antidepressants indicate major challenges for people in need of treatment as Mental Illness Awareness Month takes centre stage this

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