But most are open to receiving support from peers, highlighting that informal, community-based support could help address unmet mental health needs, according to the findings.
Singapore
But most are open to receiving support from peers, highlighting that informal, community-based support could help address unmet mental health needs, according to the findings.
Nearly four in five adults in Singapore living with anxiety or depression have not sought professional help, a study by Duke-NUS Medical School has found. (Photo: iStock)
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