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Progress made with mental health deaths likely undone by pandemic

Experts say progress made in 2019 in the area of mental health deaths was likely undone by the pandemic.

Progress made with mental health deaths likely undone by pandemic

Progress made with mental health deaths likely undone by pandemic By: Scripps National and last updated 2021-05-27 16:15:13-04 Experts say progress made in 2019 in the area of mental health deaths was likely undone by the pandemic. “The increase in terms of alcohol, drugs and suicide may have to do as well with the pressures people are experiencing in their lives,” said John Auerbach, President and CEO of Trust for America's Health, a nonpartisan nonprofit. Trust for America's Health found increasing deaths due to drug and alcohol use, but a slight drop in suicide deaths in 2019. But preliminary data from during the pandemic suggests all that will increase.

Getting help with battling the binge

Print Given the pressures of the coronavirus pandemic, it isn’t surprising that drinking alcohol has risen dramatically over the past year. You or someone you know has probably ordered liquor online, become very fond of ready-to-drink cocktails or thrown a Zoom quarantini party. A spike in alcohol use, however, has also raised health concerns about a rise in heavy drinking among those — particularly women — who are struggling to cope as the pandemic wears on. Total alcohol sales outside of bars and restaurants surged roughly 24 percent after the pandemic restrictions began in mid-March 2020, according to a Nielsen marketing report that NPR cited in September; sales of liquor with higher alcohol content grew by 27 percent. Drizly, an online alcohol delivery service, had a 350 percent jump in sales during the pandemic, a spokeswoman told NPR.