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Pediatrics, 1981
The report on teenage suicide by the Committee on Adolescents (Pediatrics 66:144, 1980) was timely and worthwhile. We question their conclusions concerning prevention of adolescent suicide and management of those who have attempted suicide. Successful suicide by adults is almost always associated with a readily diagnosed condition ...
D, Behar, M A, Stewart
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The report on teenage suicide by the Committee on Adolescents (Pediatrics 66:144, 1980) was timely and worthwhile. We question their conclusions concerning prevention of adolescent suicide and management of those who have attempted suicide. Successful suicide by adults is almost always associated with a readily diagnosed condition ...
D, Behar, M A, Stewart
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1962
Suicide is the ninth major cause of death in the nation. California, according to the latest comprehensive figures (1949), ranks about 50 per cent above the national average. Yet the importance of suicide as a cause of death is gravely underestimated.
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Suicide is the ninth major cause of death in the nation. California, according to the latest comprehensive figures (1949), ranks about 50 per cent above the national average. Yet the importance of suicide as a cause of death is gravely underestimated.
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The ethics of suicide and suicide prevention
Death Studies, 1996Is suicide ever a defensible choice, particularly for the terminally ill? The present article debates this difficult question, examining the relevance of such issues as the morality, rationality, and dynamics of the suicidal act, and the legitimacy of physician-assisted suicide.
D, Lester, A A, Leenaars
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Journal of Psychiatric Practice, 2010
About 35,000 people commit suicide every year in the United States. Almost all are seriously, but treatably, mentally ill. Most come to the attention of a physician, in an emergency room, primary practice setting, or psychiatric hospital or office, during the days, weeks or months before they die.
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About 35,000 people commit suicide every year in the United States. Almost all are seriously, but treatably, mentally ill. Most come to the attention of a physician, in an emergency room, primary practice setting, or psychiatric hospital or office, during the days, weeks or months before they die.
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Emergency Nurse, 2011
Suicide accounts for approximately 5,000 deaths annually in England and Wales and research has suggested that the emergency department (ED) may be a setting for the provision of effective suicide prevention.
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Suicide accounts for approximately 5,000 deaths annually in England and Wales and research has suggested that the emergency department (ED) may be a setting for the provision of effective suicide prevention.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973
To the Editor.— In recent years, suicide prevention centers have proliferated in the United States, but as yet there is little evidence to indicate that they have significantly affected the suicide rate. 1 The most direct way of testing this effect is to compare the suicide rate in communities before and after the opening of such a center.
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To the Editor.— In recent years, suicide prevention centers have proliferated in the United States, but as yet there is little evidence to indicate that they have significantly affected the suicide rate. 1 The most direct way of testing this effect is to compare the suicide rate in communities before and after the opening of such a center.
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