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Suicide is on the rise in Ohio - Ohio Capital Journal

Five Ohioans die of suicide every day. Suicide is the fifth-leading causes of death for working-age Ohioans. Suicide deaths involving a firearm increased 60% from 2007 to 2022, accounting for 75% of the total increase in suicides over that time period, writes columnist Rob Moore.

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Suicide is on the rise in Ohio – BG Independent News

Suicide is on the rise in Ohio – BG Independent News
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HOLA Community Center to host Health and Wellness Fair

Medical providers will be coming together to offer free checkups, screenings, vaccines and more during HOLA Ohio’s Sept. 7 Health and Wellness Fair.

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Richest 1% of Ohioans make almost as much as entire bottom half, analysis says

Income inequality in Ohio has been growing for the past 50 years, with the 1% who make the highest wages getting 10% of the total take in 2018, according to a new analysis.

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Richest 1% of Ohioans make almost as much as entire bottom half

Income inequality in Ohio has been growing for the past 50 years, with the 1% who make the highest wages getting 10% of the total take in 2018.

United statesJulia rosalesDiego villegasRob mooreNithya nagarathinamUniversity of california at berkeleyEconomic policy instituteBuckeye stateEconomic policyScioto analysisHispanic ohioansAnalysis principal rob moore