Military law enforcement messages boost safe gun storage
Service members are more likely to store guns safely when military law enforcement delivers the message to do so.
Spit bacteria differs in college students with suicidal thoughts
College students who reported recent thoughts of suicide have different bacteria in their saliva than those who didn’t, a new study shows.
Suicide prevention program taps into people’s values
A new book, based on 15 years of clinical work and research, presents a roadmap to reduce suicidal behavior in high-risk patients before it’s too late.
Suicide risk rises after vulnerable teens have miscarriages
Vulnerable teens who have a miscarriage are at increased risk for suicide, new shows.
Some people may see self-harm as a form of stress relief
The perceived stress relief that some people get from self-harm or thoughts of suicide may point to new therapies or other interventions.
Untrained 9/11 first responders are 5X more likely to have considered suicide
Untrained first responders who assisted in recovery efforts after the 9/11 terrorist attacks are more likely to have considered suicide in the years after.
Owners trust firearm storage info from these sources
New research identifies subgroups of gun owners and the sources they trust for information on safe firearm storage.
Owners trust firearm storage info from these sources
New research identifies subgroups of gun owners and the sources they trust for information on safe firearm storage.
How factory robots lead to human deaths
Robots replacing people on factory floors may lead to more “deaths of despair” among working-age adults in the US, new research shows.
How factory robots lead to human deaths
Robots replacing people on factory floors may lead to more “deaths of despair” among working-age adults in the US, new research shows.