Responding to the publication of the report ‘Undiagnosed, untreated, at risk’, into older people and depression, published by Age Concern England, Elizabeth McLennan, Senior Policy Officer at Help the Aged comments:- “This report is a welcome means of raising awareness of older people and mental health – an issue which is all too often mis-diagnosed and left untreated.
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