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Between 2005 and 2019, an average of 70,000 Americans each year lost their lives to so-called ‘deaths of despair’ – alcoholism, suicide, and drug overdose – with deaths largely concentrated among the working class.
This article was written by Professor Angus Deaton and Lyndsey Jefferson on Chatham House.org.
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