The Depression Treatment Gap affects Millions in South Africa

Original Article by Marcus Low | Spotlight | 25 March 2026

The depression treatment gap widens as modelling shows over two million people affected and major inequality in antidepressant access.

The depression treatment gap widens as modelling shows over two million people affected and major inequality in antidepressant access.

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