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Action Alliance Statement on the New CDC Data on Emergency Department Visits for Suicidal Self-Injury Among Young People During COVID-19

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Press statement from Action Alliance

While provisional suicide death rates were down in 2020, new data underscores mental and emotional impact of pandemic on young people

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