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Language That Could Be Clues To Suicide Differ Between Men And Women

Language That Could Be Clues To Suicide Differ Between Men And Women
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Language that could be clues to suicide differ between men and women

Researchers have uncovered differences in how suicides are described that could identify at-risk men in time to get the help they need.

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Language that could be clues to suicide differ between men and women, study finds

Language that could be clues to suicide differ between men and women, study finds
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Heavier drinking raises odds of using firearm to die by suicide

The chief means of suicide in the U.S. is firearms, and drinking increases the likelihood of gun-related suicides. But does the amount a person drinks affect those odds?A cross-sectional study of more than 58,000 people who died from suicide published in the journal JAMA Network Open suggests it does. The data came from the U.S. National Violent Death Reporting System.

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The Risk of Firearm-Related Suicide Increases as Alcohol Consumption Increases

The probability of using a firearm when alcohol is consumed was higher in the male decedents compared to female decedents.

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