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Jun 14

Suicide rate rising fastest among women, CDC says

By Laura Santhanam

Nearly 45,000 people died as a result of suicide in 2016, up 30 percent from the number of deaths by suicide in 2000, the CDC reported. This latest study explores suicide prevalence across demographics, including gender and age.

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Jun 08

Opinion: Suicide by a loved one is a different type of grief

By Hari Sreenivasan

Surviving someone who died by suicide is a horrible club. Many of us are members.

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Jun 05

Opinion: Students are pushing themselves to unhealthy limits. Here's how teachers can help

By David Cutler

Pressure on students to obtain A's is having a harmful impact on stress, depression and anxiety levels. High school teacher David Cutler shares some ways to help students learn from setbacks and then move on.

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May 15

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How students who struggle with mental illness can find help

By Jeffrey Brown

These three high-achieving students at one of the world's most prestigious universities have also suffered crippling depression and been through years of therapy and medication. In the second part of his report, Jeffrey Brown hears how they got help with…

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May 14

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'Portraits of Resilience' destigmatize depression at one of the world's top universities

By Jeffrey Brown

Students at MIT are now part of a project to give a face and voice to a growing crisis across U.S. campuses. When a computer science professor noticed more and more students were coming to discuss their mental health issues,…

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Mar 12

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What Trump's plan to prevent school shootings leaves out

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Will President Trump’s school safety plan help stop mass shootings? Judy Woodruff gets reaction from Shannon Watts of Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense In America and Katherine Newman, author of “Rampage,” on plans to arm educators, expand mental health…

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Mar 06

Opinion: To prevent school shootings, can mental health be taught?

By Lauren Porosoff, Jonathan Weinstein

Maybe if students learn how to accept feelings of frustration, fear and embarrassment, they won’t need to avoid those feelings by hurting themselves or someone else.

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Mar 03

Opinion: Schools shouldn't wait for red flags to address student mental health needs

By Nathaniel von der Embse, The Conversation

In order to prevent future mental health problems among at-risk students, schools must do a better job of screening for mental health problems earlier.

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Feb 23

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The challenge of preventing mass shootings through mental health records

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In the aftermath of the school shooting in Florida, there's been discussion of addressing those with mental and emotional problems. But preventing violence by using mental health records is more complicated than many realize. What systems are already in place…

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Feb 23

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The devastating, underdiagnosed toll of toxic stress on children

By Dr. Nadine Burke Harris

When a child's flight-or-fight response is activated too often, from abuse, neglect or parental addiction, it can change the structure of a developing brain. It's called toxic stress, and pediatrician Nadine Burke Harris believes every medical professional in the country…

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