COVID-19 and student mental health: Where we are, how to do better
Content warning: This article mentions suicide and mental health struggles.
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Content warning: This article mentions suicide and mental health struggles.
Students returned to campus at a turning point in the pandemic. Two weeks ago, President Biden took office and vowed to take centralized, science-based action to stop the spread. Since the end of last semester, over 20 million people across the United States have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, a stunning triumph of scientific innovation in the face of a deadly virus. Cases have been steadily declining — near 30% in the past two weeks. Hopes are high, and for good reason.