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The eighth edition of FOG Design+Art closed on Sunday, January 23, 2022, following a pause in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Exhibitors, curators, collectors and attendees reported a strong return to the fair, noting great sales, well-curated presentations and excellent attendance throughout the fair’s run in San Francisco. FOG featured an international selection of 45 art and design galleries, including ten dealers participating for the first time. The fair opened on Wednesday, January ...
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 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. âThe increase in terms of alcohol, drugs and suicide may have to do as well with the pressures people are experiencing in their lives,â 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 de...
Radio Iowa You are here: Home Study shows ‘troubling’ rise in Iowa’s suicide rate, deaths from drugs/alcohol A new report finds deaths in Iowa from alcohol, drugs and suicide have risen sharply in recent years and the outlook will likely continue to worsen. John Auerbach, president and CEO of Trust for America’s Health, says the latest figures for Iowa are “very troubling” and the pandemic is only making matters worse. “Alcohol-related deaths up 7% in just one year, drug-related deaths up 20% in just one year, and suicides are up 8%,” Auerbach says. “Those percentages were a...