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City Limits Asks Prof. Miranda: Will Pandemic Cause Suicide Rates to Rise?

April 7, 2020
Regina Miranda and Ana Ortin

Professor Regina Miranda and Research Associate Ana Ortin

For an April 7th article titled “Early Insights on COVID-19’s Impact on Mental Health and Suicide Risk,” City Limits sought the expertise of Hunter’s Regina Miranda, professor of psychology, and Ana Ortin, research associate.

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