 The study found that the majority of news articles published during the first 14 months of the coronavirus pandemic contain negative statements and predictions about increases in suicide rates. These articles were more prevalent when restrictions were more stringent and tended to decrease over time. The authors concluded that the media should strive for a positive and evidence-informed approach to news coverage of suicide. This article was authored by Keith Houghton, Lisa Mozzano, Lorna Fraser, and others.