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Health Service Use
Health Service Use Prior to Suicide by Children and Adolescents
- Clinical Profiles in Medicaid Enrolled Youth
- Health Service Use in Child Welfare Involved Youth
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Regional Differences
Regional Differences in Suicide
- Rural and Urban Differences in Youth Suicide
- Mapping Suicide Rates in Ohio
- Contextual Factors Associated With Suicide Rates in the United States
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Media and Suicide
Impact of the Media and Suicide
- Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why
- Newspaper Adherence to Media Reporting Guidelines
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Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Youth Suicide
Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Youth Suicide
- Age-Related Disparities in Suicide
- Suicide in Black Youth
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Suicide Risk Screening and Interventions
Suicide Risk Screening and Interventions
- Ask Suicide Screening Questions (ASQ)
- Suicide Risk Screening in Primary Care
- Effect of Motivational-Interviewing Intervention
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Special Populations
Special Populations (Including Youth in the Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice System)
- Mortality of Juvenile Justice Involved Youth
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Epidemiology
Research on Patterns and Risk Factors Related to Suicide and Suicidal Behaviors
- Risk Factors for Self-Harm Among Youth With Bipolar Disorder
- Cannabis Use, Self-Harm and Mortality Risk Among Youth With Mood Disorders
- Risk Factor for Self-Harm Among Youth With First Episode Psychosis
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Supporting Your Child’s Safety: Understanding and Addressing Stalking
By recognizing the signs of stalking, responding appropriately, and seeking support and resources, you can help your child feel safe and empowered. If you believe your child is being stalked, don’t hesitate to act.
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Doomscrolling and Brain Rot: What Are They?
It’s not about completely avoiding screens (because let’s be real, that’s practically impossible). But we can help kids and teens reduce their reliance on technology and recalibrate their brains. Here are a few tips.
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Clinical Research: How We Keep Volunteers Safe
Clinical research is a type of research that involves people. Research participants help researchers to study new types of treatments, like new medicines or medical devices. It might even include changes in how people live or act, such as different ways to eat or exercise.