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Facts About Suicide
The following fact sheets and data displays provide general information about suicide and its effects on certain segments of the population, as well as its frequency within the state of Tennessee over the course of several years.
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“Overdose and suicide are being treated as separate problems, but there is overlap in the causes that are driving increases in both,” said Amy Bohnert, an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Michigan. “The overdoses that are considered unintentional are a bigger driver, but suicides are contributing to the declining life expectancy as well,” she added.
The Disturbing Link Between Opioids and Suicide
huffingtonpost.com
We’re just beginning to learn how many fatal overdoses aren’t accidents. To prevent those deaths, we need to understand them better.Share your light with the world - do what makes you come alive! This might be repurposing furniture, creating art, singing a song, building things, or more. It doesn't matter what, just that you do. Your mental wellness matters - Happy Friday!
A take on how to use social media to help those thinking of suicide.
What are social media companies doing about suicidal posts?
theguardian.com
Rapper CupcakKe was hospitalised this week after worrying tweets, highlighting the increasing frequency of posts that need urgent responses