As Pandemic Took Hold, Suicide Rose Among Japanese Women

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Job losses, urban isolation, household burdens: Covid-19 has compounded the pressures on women, raising alarms in a country that has worked to reduce some of the world’s highest suicide rates.

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As Pandemic Took Hold, Suicide Rose Among Japanese Women
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Job losses, urban isolation, household burdens: Covid-19 has compounded the pressures on women, raising alarms in a country that has worked to reduce some of the world’s highest suicide rates.

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