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Action Alliance Statement on Final CDC Mortality Data Showing Suicide No Longer Top 10 Leading Cause of Death in 2020

While suicide rates likely decreased slightly in 2020, it is still a critical public health issue that needs to be made a national priority.

Resource Type:

Press Release

Priority:

National Response to COVID-19

Year Published:
2021

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