Services sees more doctors seeking help for mental health and addiction issues

More doctors, dentists and pharmacists are seeking help for mental health and addiction problems.

Services sees more doctors seeking help for mental health and addiction issues
Thu, 12 Apr, 2018 - 13:04

More doctors, dentists and pharmacists are seeking help for mental health and addiction problems.

A confidential service for medical practitioners said there has been a 53% increase in medical professionals looking for support.

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