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Guest Opinion: Investing in behavioral health for all

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At just past the one-year mark of COVID-19, we have seen the devastating consequences of the pandemic in every aspect of society.

One of the most troubling impacts of the health crisis has been its toll on behavioral health, particularly with regard to substance abuse.

A recent Kaiser Family Foundation study found four in 10 adults reported symptoms of anxiety or depression during the pandemic, compared to one in 10 adults who reported such symptoms prior to COVID-19.

These mental health impacts have been acutely felt by our LGBTQ communities. According to a Center for American Progress study, 69% of LGBTQ people reported feelings of nervousness or anxiety because of the pandemic; 60% felt "down, depressed, hopeless, or had difficulty

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