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Dec 16

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Why a website with explicit directions for suicide remains active

By Amna Nawaz, Claire Mufson

Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among young Americans, and most websites about suicide are aimed at prevention. But a New York Times investigation looks into one that provides information and directions for how to die. Gabriel Dance and…

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Nov 11

Watch 10:52
Analyzing WH plan to aid veterans suffering from burn pit exposure, suicidal ideations

By Nick Schifrin

President Joe Biden said Thursday his administration is moving to make it easier for veterans to get their illnesses from burn pits to be recognized by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Many veterans have suffered after their exposure to toxic…

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Sep 30

Military suicides rise 15 percent as senior leaders call for action

By Lolita C. Baldor, Robert Burns, Associated Press

Data released by the Pentagon showed there were 580 suicides last year, compared to 504 the prior year.

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Sep 01

Lil Nas X honored by anti-suicide group The Trevor Project

By Mark Kennedy, Associated Press

The group cited Lil Nas X's "openness about struggling with his sexuality and suicidal ideation, his continued advocacy around mental health issues, and his unapologetic celebration of his queer identity."…

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Mar 30

Mass shootings are rare – firearm suicides are much more common, and kill more Americans

By Lacey Wallace, The Conversation

Gun violence as a whole is much more common, and much more deadly, than mass shootings are.

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Mar 09

Watch 8:07
How the pandemic is intensifying depression and anxiety among teenagers

This week marks a full year since the COVID-19 outbreak was declared a pandemic, and experts are increasingly concerned about the toll it is taking on the mental health of young people in the United States. With in-person classes closed…

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Feb 25

Olympics gymnastics coach dies by suicide after charges

By Associated Press

A former U.S. Olympics gymnastics coach with ties to disgraced sport doctor Larry Nassar died by suicide after being charged with two-dozen crimes, including forms of human trafficking, the state attorney general said.

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Jul 21

How mental health struggles wrote Ernest Hemingway’s final chapter

By Dr. Howard Markel

On a Sunday morning, the famed writer awoke early in a discombobulated and distressed mood. The rest is literary history -- and part of a family’s legacy of pain.

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Jul 11

Pandemic, racism compound worries about Black suicide rate

By Sophia Tareen, Associated Press

Jasmin Pierre was 18 when she tried to end her life, overdosing on whatever pills she could find. Diagnosed with depression and anxiety, she survived two more attempts at suicide, which felt like the only way to stop her pain.

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Dec 12

700 new moms die each year in the U.S. Could Medicaid help?

By Laura Santhanam

The United States ranks as one of the most dangerous developed nations to become pregnant and give birth, especially for women of color -- and data shows the life-threatening risk doesn’t end once mom and baby have left the hospital.

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