Despite increase in depression during pandemic, suicides may

Despite increase in depression during pandemic, suicides may have decreased: Studies


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When the pandemic hit more than a year ago, rates of depression soared, with 28% of respondents in one survey reporting depressive symptoms compared with 9% before COVID-19.
As levels of depression rise, public health experts typically expect suicide rates to follow. But two new studies show deaths by suicide possibly declined during the pandemic's early months.

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