Most people over 50 with depression in Taiwan not seeking help: study

Nearly three out of every four people in Taiwan (73 percent) aged 50 and over who suffer from depression do not seek medical help, significantly increasing their mortality rate and chances of becoming frail, a government-funded study has found.

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