Secondary Radioactive Contamination of the Atmosphere in Intermediate and Late Phases of a Nuclear Emergency

Garger, Е. К.; Nosovskyi, А.; Таlerko, Mykola

doi:10.15407/akademperiodyka.410.274

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“…In Illinois, a man shot his girlfriend and then turned the gun on himself because of fear of the virus. Both tested negative at autopsy (Garger, 2020). The suicide of New York City emergency physician Lorna Breen was a heartbreaking example of a provider and COVID survivor who took her life shortly after returning to work (Rosner and Sheehy, 2020).…”

Section: The Coronavirus Pandemic 2019–mentioning

confidence: 99%

Pandemics and Suicide Risk

Mukhtar

Candilis²

2022

J Nerv Ment Dis

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In its mortality and global reach, COVID-19 is among the worst pandemics to hit the globe since the 1918 influenza. During a pandemic, it is not uncommon for deaths from suicide to be downplayed as communities respond to the immediate mortality of the disease. In this analysis, we review pandemic history to uncover its impact on suicide rates, a frequent proxy for community mental health, and whether public health responses were effective. We incorporate lessons from more than 100 years of epidemics to assess whether the current public health response can benefit from the lessons of history.

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Section: The Coronavirus Pandemic 2019–mentioning

confidence: 99%