COVID Suicides: Much More Than You Wanted To Know

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May 27, 2021 21 words 45 likes Read today Read Opened today Opened

Scott Alexander directs readers to his essay on Works in Progress examining why suicide rates didn't increase during the COVID-19 pandemic as expected.

mental health 69 COVID-19 53 statistical analysis 53 much more than you wanted to know 30 public health 16 social psychology 15 suicide 13 pandemic effects 2
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I have an essay about this up on Works in Progress, tell me what you think.

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