Deaths by suicide did not increase internationally during th

Deaths by suicide did not increase internationally during the first wave of the pandemic


Deaths by suicide did not increase internationally during the first wave of the pandemic
Flexible mental health supports, monitoring trends, and countering misinformation are of key importance, Ireland’s first professor of public mental health believes.
By Lauren Boland
Tuesday 13 Apr 2021, 7:00 PM
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THE RISK OF death by suicide in wealthy countries did not increase during the first wave of the pandemic, an international study has found.
The study of 21 high-income and upper-middle-income countries, published in the Lancet Psychiatry Journal, found no evidence of an increased risk of suicide during spring and early summer last year.

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