However, the highest number of unexpected suicides was observed among men (1,398 excess suicides) and people between the ages of 30 and 44 (577 excess suicides).
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The four biggest categories were escalation of disputes, gang-related shootings, accidental suicides, and suicides.
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They account for half of suicides, and suicides account for more firearms deaths than homicides do.
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Men accounted for about 80 percent of all suicides, and nearly 90 percent of gun suicides.
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Chemical suicides, also known as detergent suicides, involve the use of household chemicals in a confined space.
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His book tackles the question of why suicides occur through the lens of literature and literary suicides.
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Studies suggest that celebrity suicides can have a "Werther effect" (named after Goethe's novel): a spike in copycat suicides.
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In 2017, 43 instances of people on tracks were believed to involve suicides or attempted suicides, subway officials said.
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"Suicides are high among the elderly, including double suicides when the spouse can't cope by living by themselves," she said.
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In Indiana, suicides decreased overall when the law was implemented, driven by the reduction in suicides by firearms, Kivisto said.
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The reduction in suicides by guns and the increase in suicides by other means were "almost a wash," Kivisto said.
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The military has conducted experiments showing that counseling can reduce suicides (a majority of gun deaths in America are suicides).
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In China, for instance, 21995 percent of suicides are suicides by pesticide; in India, the share is about 22005 percent.
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Military suicides The Air Force is trying to get a handle on a worrying increase in suicides among its members.
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On Telegram, many protesters claim that some recent suicides are actually murders by the police that have been disguised as suicides.
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States with more guns have more suicides and more homicides — even if you take non-gun homicides and suicides into account.
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Seventy-two percent of all murder-suicides involve an intimate partner, and 94% of the victims of these murder-suicides are women.
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In my opinion, these desires, married together on social media, have led to career suicides, brutal online bullying, and even actual suicides.
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The CDC reported that in the U.S. in 2016 there were nearly 45,000 suicides – more than twice as many suicides as homicides.
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In 230, the construction and extraction field had the highest rates of suicides for men, with 8003 suicides per 2800,22016 working people.
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In America 72% of all murder-suicides involve an intimate partner and 94% of the victims of these murder suicides are female.
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She noted that in 2017 there were 47,000 suicides and 1.4 million attempted suicides, citing statistics from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
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Even worse, the actual total for suicides of police and firefighters is much higher, because many deaths by suicide are not reported as suicides.
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Celebrity suicides have an outsize influence and are often followed by a rise in suicides for those of the same gender and similar age.
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Local officials stopped sharing the number of suicides that occur, but their last report from 2010 cited 247 attempted suicides and 54 successful ones.
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The rate of suicides in September has steadily crept upward since 2010 (although 2015 did reporter fewer suicides—3,598 deaths—than the 2014 high).
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And female suicides increased at a higher rate than male suicides during this period, though more men than women die by suicide each year.
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Researchers have long known that highly publicized suicides can precede "clusters" of suicides in the weeks or months afterward, in people already thinking about suicide.
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Additionally, overdose deaths and suicides are linked in that an unknown number of the deaths determined to be opioid overdoses may actually be unreported suicides.
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In 2007, there were 21625 suicides per 2900,220006 people among ages 2202 to 2628, while in 28500 there were 6900 suicides, according to the CDC.
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Assisted-suicide regimes use physical criteria to divide a population between those whose suicides are regarded as terrible and those whose suicides are regarded as desirable.
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More than half of all suicides in the United States are carried out with a firearm, and gun suicides make up the majority of fatal shootings.
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RAND's report found some evidence that child-access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional shootings, and prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicides and violent crime.
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Women between the ages of 45 and 64 experienced the highest rates in both 19993 (6 suicides per 100,000) and 21999 (nearly 210 suicides per 2100,2000).
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Most gun deaths in the U.S. are suicides, and gun ownership rates correlate with the rate of suicides and domestic homicide, particularly the killing of women.
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" She added: "Although the number of suicides that occur in clusters may be relatively small, they represent a class of suicides that may be particularly preventable.
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"We found both a rapid increase in suicides in August 2014, and specifically suffocation suicides, that paralleled the time and method of Williams' death," Fink said.
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RAND's report found some evidence that child access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional shootings, and prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicides and violent crime.
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A study by researchers with the IDF's Division of Mental Health and Sheba Medical Center found the policy change reduced suicides among IDF soldiers by 40 percent, mostly due to a drop in suicides using firearms committed over weekends, with no noticeable change in weekday suicides.
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He said that from February 22014 to early November 2100, there were at least 21 confirmed suicides in Jefferson County, with many more suspected suicides from overdoses.
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This is a fairly uncommon suicide method in the US. There were only 20153 pesticide suicides in the US in 2016, out of nearly 45,000 suicides total.
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Another 18 deaths among the Marines in the Reserve forces in 2018 either are confirmed to be suicides or their deaths are being investigated as suspected suicides.
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Gun related suicides were only raised once during the show, when the President, almost in passing, mentioned that two-thirds of gun deaths are the result of suicides.
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Broad training in suicide prevention can't hurt, considering that the majority of gun deaths in this country are suicides, and suicides among young people are on the rise.
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A 1980s study using data from California found that in 65 percent of male firearm suicides and 88 percent of female firearm suicides, the deceased used a handgun.
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Studies suggest that media coverage of actual suicides by celebrities can be followed by an uptick in suicide rates, but the possible effect of fictional suicides is much murkier.
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Male veterans between the ages of 18 and 34 experience the highest rates of suicides, while male veterans over the age of 55 experience the highest number of suicides.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Suicides in Japan in 22003 fell to a historic low, marking the tenth straight year of declines, but youth suicides continued to rise, police said on Tuesday.
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Last year, only 24 of the incidents were believed to be suicides or attempted suicides, subway officials said, noting that it is often difficult to determine what motivates people.
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But Leigh and Neill did find that the laws led to a statistically significant drop in firearm suicides — 74 percent, in fact, with no parallel increase in non-firearm suicides.
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Suicides for elementary school-age children have been little examined, but a study published last year in the journal Pediatrics saw some differences in factors from suicides in older children.
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When the Israeli Defense Forces stopped letting soldiers bring their guns home over the weekend, suicides fell 40 percent, primarily due to a drop in firearm suicides committed on weekends.
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I also know the statistics—more than 60 percent of all gun deaths in America are suicides, and roughly half of all suicides in the US are committed with a gun.
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While the percentage of all suicides that involve guns has gone down compared to other methods, the rise in the overall number of deaths means that gun suicides are also up.
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Grimmer still, there was an over 30 percent increase from expected suicides caused by strangulation—the method that Williams died by— compared to a three percent increase of suicides by other methods.
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On it's face, it's laudable Facebook would tackle this issue by effectively doubling its people ops team, especially since there's some evidence suggesting suicides can lead to a "contagion" of subsequent suicides.
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The researchers used their findings to then estimate that, by 2050, climate change could be linked to a total of 14,020 excess suicides in the US and 7,19993 excess suicides in Mexico.
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Compared to the Group of Seven nations and Australia, the rate of firearms suicides in the United States was seven times higher, while the rate of other suicides was 40 percent lower.
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The hidden story is that increased suicides may be as much of a factor as opioids, and that the social factors that lead to suicides and drug overdoses are the real culprits.
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In 2017, there were at least 140 police officer suicides and 103 firefighter suicides, compared with 129 police officers and 93 firefighters who died in the line of duty, the study found.
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In 2017, there were at least 103 firefighter suicides and 140 police officer suicides compared with 93 firefighters and 129 police officers who died in the line of duty, the study found.
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And while the share of suicides involving guns declined — guns went from being involved in 2100 percent of female suicides to 20143 percent, and from 22014 percent to 2100 percent for men — the total number of gun suicides increased.. The question of what has driven the increases is unresolved, leaving experts to muse on the reasons.
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The findings come at a tense time for the military, with suicides among active-duty Marines and sailors reaching a 10-year high last year and suicides among US Special Operations forces tripling.
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Reduce access to the means most often used in completed suicides Completed suicides are more likely when a gun is involved, but women and girls are more likely to attempt suicide with drugs.
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Her adaptation of "The Virgin Suicides" came out in 1999.
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Family problems were a factor in nearly half of suicides.
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A run of murders that could have also been suicides.
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Seven percent of those deaths were determined to be suicides.
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Think, no more money related murders, suicides, divorces, or theft.
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Inmate suicides are an epidemic corrections officials won't talk about.
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"Which deaths are suicides and which are accidents?" she asked.
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That's an average of about 16 veteran suicides a day.
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The truth is suicides don't go up during the holidays.
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It can kill people by driving suicides and crime up.
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Just 218 suicides, or 3.5 percent, occurred in rural communities.
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There were also more suicides, drug overdoses, falls and accidents.
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Suicides account for more than 60 percent of those deaths.
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Instantly, suicides dropped by a third and stayed that way.
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Lopez said police did not typically release information about suicides.
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Four of those, apart from the most recent, were suicides.
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Doctors did not comment on the reasons for the suicides.
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There is good reason why gun restrictions would prevent suicides.
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Also: The drawbacks of the Democrats' drug bill; veteran suicides.
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The four suicides in 2016, all male — who were they?
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In total, their analysis included 242,232 homicides and 220,224 suicides.
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Veterans account for one out of every five Montana suicides.
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Media coverage of prominent suicides can also play a role.
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How many suicides would there be in France next year?
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Teen suicides, binge drinking, hard drug use — all are down.
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For suicides, there is also a great variety between cities.
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The practice has been linked to suicides and other tragedies.
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It used to be that suicides acted mostly in isolation.
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In larger doses, it was lethal, and used in suicides.
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Suffocation and poisoning, as a percentage of suicides, have increased.
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In 1999, there were 16,599 suicides committed with a firearm.
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In 2017, six out of 10 gun deaths were suicides.
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His death comes amid a startling rise in youth suicides.
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Suicides During a press gaggle at the fair, Washington Gov.
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The Times reports on suicides when they are exceptionally newsworthy.
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And we see what's happening in colleges — blackout drinking, suicides.
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Let's put politics aside and work to end veteran suicides.
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One high school alone experienced seven suicides in one year.
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CNN investigated five of the six teen suicides, including Alejandro's.
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For the National Guard, there were 30.6 suicides per 100,000.
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The research shows, for instance, that stronger gun control laws reduced gun homicides and suicides in Connecticut and Missouri, and that homicides and suicides tend to be lower in states with stronger background checks.
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And hopefully, the lessons we learn working to reduce suicides among our police officers and firefighters can help our nation as well to reduce the terrible toll of 45,000 suicides America experienced in 2016.
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But Curtin also cautioned me to keep these numbers in perspective, as the number of suicides in women age 643 to 14 represent a tiny fraction — roughly 1.5 percent—of all suicides by women.
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More than 60% of the nearly 40,000 annual gun deaths in the US are suicides, according to the CDC; tData from other countries suggests there's a link between reduced availability of guns and fewer suicides.
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The criminal court in Paris found that the three men were responsible for creating an atmosphere of fear during a desperate company restructuring that led directly to the suicides and attempted suicides of numerous employees.
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Nearly two-thirds of gun deaths in the US are suicides.
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The deaths include drownings, homicides, suicides, and vehicle and other accidents.
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Oregon's unassisted suicides rose by over 28% from 1996 to 2016.
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Huyer and his colleagues counted just 241 opioid deaths as suicides.
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Suicides in the US are at their highest rates in decades.
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When the suicides in Palo Alto ended, 9 kids had died.
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But guns are implicated in more suicides than homicides every year.
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I wonder how many suicides that led to over 400 years?
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There has been a spate of suicides tied to adverse rulings.
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Suicides are rare in Gaza but dozens were reported last year.
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Most suicides happen without precedent, making it exceedingly hard to prevent.
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I think we are going to see a lot of suicides.
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Yet there are roughly two gun suicides for every gun homicide.
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South Korean media has linked multiple suicides to the cryptocurrency crash.
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I would never have the Virgin Suicides soundtrack burnt to disc.
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In some cases, chronic infestation have likely contributed to people's suicides.
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The Pentagon counted 204 suicides in the reserve components in 85033.
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Suicides accounted for almost two-thirds of the deaths by firearms.
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Every once in a while, these stories end up in suicides.
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"We know that we've stopped multiple shootings and suicides," she said.
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And several veteran suicides here have disturbingly brought the point home.
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MJ has also dealt with heartbreaks, suicides, and major professional setbacks.
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Nearly a decade ago the government adopted policies to stop suicides.
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Suicides are up in rural areas, while falling in urban ones.
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Mass shootings, murders, suicides, fallen trees, car accidents — you name it.
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Suicides by people touched by white-collar criminal cases are rare.
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Firearms were used in more than half of suicides in 22019.
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Numerous individuals had also broadcast their own suicides on the platform.
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As we know, people with serious mental conditions commit most suicides.
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Esper came to Virginia to discuss the problem of Navy suicides.
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Inadequately treated pain is a risk factor for overdoses and suicides.
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Suicides attributed to evictions and foreclosures doubled between 2005 and 2010.
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The few they had encountered were usually suicides from hunting rifles.
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These laws help reduce both unintentional shootings and youth firearm suicides.
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The strike coincides with a jump in New York cabbie suicides.
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I am committed to reducing Veteran suicides through support and education.
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There have been no suicides at Yarl's Wood in recent years.
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This disparity suggests suicides by drug intoxication are likely drastically undercounted.
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Eight of the suicides have happened since June, the department said.
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Users have streamed graphic suicides and murders — both purposeful and accidental.
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An extended drought is contributing to a spike in rural suicides.
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Dr. Miller and Mr. Auerbach attributed this increase to copycat suicides.
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Half of those "new" suicides were carried out with a gun.
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Jay Inslee claimed that half of firearm-related deaths are suicides.
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People connected with each other: mothers in NICUs, fathers of suicides.
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Rattled by suicides among students, each university has a counseling center.
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Gun deaths since 2007 have averaged about 33,000 yearly, including suicides.
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Since then, rates of gun violence and gun suicides have tumbled.
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Since 2016 there have been three suicides, including one last year.
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"We pretty much went from no suicides to this," he said.
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Puerto Rico's death toll includes suicides and other "indirect" hurricane deaths.
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In 2800, there were 21 opioid-related suicides per 28255,8883 people.
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There is some variation in the estimates of daily military suicides.
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Continuous work must be done to avoid adverse outcomes, including suicides.
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The rest are due mostly to homicides, followed closely by suicides.
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Suicides account for the most gun deaths in the United States.
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Public outcry led the Ukrainian health ministry to investigate veteran suicides.
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The consistent theme in these suicides is that they were preventable.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Sweeping Pain as Suicides Hit a 30-Year High" (front page, April 22): The report showing a 24 percent increase in suicides should be a wake-up call to our country.
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To the Editor: Your article discusses the relatively small number of people who kill themselves by jumping off bridges, without ever mentioning that some 20,000 suicides annually — more than half of the total — are firearm suicides.
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The department has been shaken by a rash of suicides; this case would mark the 10th in 2019 and the eighth since June, already double the number of suicides the department experiences on average each year.
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A wave of Jewish suicides and attempted suicides in Warsaw during the late 1920s were reported on with an outrageous mixture of hard-boiled cynicism and, in the case of bungled or bizarre attempts, dark humor.
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More than 12,600 farmers and agricultural workers committed suicide in 2015 alone, accounting for about 10 percent of all suicides in India, with almost 60 percent of suicides caused by bankruptcy and indebtedness, according to official data.
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Over the entire 26-year period, the researchers estimated that a $1 increase in the hourly minimum wage could have avoided 27,550 suicides in this group of workers, while a $2 increase could have prevented 57,350 suicides.
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Since the department in 2017 began tracking suicides at Veterans Affairs facilities — among the most high-profile of veteran suicides — there have been more than 709 suicide attempts, 225 of which have been interrupted, department officials say.
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Suicides have increased, as have depression, anxiety, stress, grief, anger and PTSD.
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Private prisons are notorious for inmate suicides and violence on their grounds.
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That part of the country has been long plagued by youth suicides.
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Such an increase in suicides could also make prevention efforts more difficult.
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Then there's Bird Box's rather cavalier attitude toward depicting gleefully violent suicides.
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Another factor to consider is that suicides across the board are underreported.
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The last decade has also seen a 35 percent increase in suicides.
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How many guards do you think are disciplined when these suicides occur?
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In theory, all suicides are preventable until the last minute of life.
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That's a rise from 10.5 to 13 suicides per every 453,000 people.
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More than 14,000 of those were homicides, and almost 103,000 were suicides.
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Two-thirds of them are suicides, one-third of them are homicides.
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Assaults accounted for more than 60% of all deaths, followed by suicides.
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Although illness remained the most common cause of death, suicides represented 7%.
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Greece's spiraling economy has led to spikes in unemployment, poverty, and suicides.
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Nearly two-thirds of those firearm related deaths are suicides, FiveThirtyEight notes.
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Almost half of all suicides in the U.S. are performed with guns.
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Their deaths are being investigated as suicides, the Murphy Police Department said.
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In May, 2015, Amgen withdrew from the partnership because of the suicides.
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Sadly, research shows there is a peak in suicides in the spring.
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He was hearing about problems with access to care and veteran suicides.
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Suicides among veterans don't take place because the Veteran's Administration is underfunded.
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Similar findings were observed for both firearm-related and nonfirearm-related suicides.
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Suicides rose 61 percent to more than 47,000 over the same period.
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The report attributes the rise to suicides and violent crime, NBC reported.
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We frequently self-medicate, so suicides may instead be listed as accidental.
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Since then, 130,000 Americans have been killed by gun violence, including suicides.
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Two-thirds of those deaths were suicides, while 37 percent were homicides.
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There have been suicides and murders, she said, though statistics are unreliable.
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As of the end of July, the service had seen 78 suicides.
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Both candidates also lamented the surge in suicides among veterans, with Mrs.
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He has seen his share of overdoses, suicides, hangings and car crashes.
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In fact, suicides make up nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths.
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Research shows that where there are more guns, there are more suicides.
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Gun suicides outnumber gun homicides in this country by two-to-one.
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At least four protesters have died in apparent suicides since protests began.
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The most recent deaths were two suicides in the last two months.
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A 220006 percent spike in unemployment could mean some 2202,2628 additional suicides.
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"These medicines prevent many many more suicides than they cause," he said.
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In fact, suicides by farmers because of their debt are depressingly common.
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Confronted by a rising rate of suicides in some groups of veterans.
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These are common risks factors for suicides, he told El Nuevo Día.
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Emma reports on the suicides of several New York City taxi drivers.
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She noted that about two-thirds of annual firearms deaths are suicides.
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In 2016, there were more than twice as many suicides as homicides.
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Almost half of deaths in jail, including suicides, happen the first week.
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Increases in suicides have been reported during past periods of economic instability.
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The company was hit by a wave of worker suicides in 2010.
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Child suicides by gun were highest in Montana, Idaho, Oklahoma and Alaska.
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Transportation-related deaths increased the most under those scenarios, followed by suicides.
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Their story alone would make a fine novel, even without the suicides.
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Nationally, half of all suicides — more than 20,000 annually — are by firearms.
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Drug overdoses, suicides, alcohol-related illnesses and obesity are largely to blame.
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"There needs to be special attention to prevent celebrity suicides," Paik said.
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After the recent suicides, that meaning, hopefully, will expand, Farrell-Kirk said.
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More than 733,000 of those were homicides, and almost 23,000 were suicides.
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Most were natural deaths, but many were suicides and 13 were homicides.
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We see symbols that gesture towards farmers' suicides and discrimination against minorities.
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In a 21625 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report on the latest data available (from 2900), there were more than 220006,2202 firearm suicides in the United States, which accounted for almost exactly half of all suicides nationwide.
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Even with the relative percentage decrease, more than half of male suicides are committed with a firearm, as are roughly a third of female suicides, a trend that seems likely to remain consistent should rates continue to rise.
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The report explained: The median respondent with more-permissive regulatory preferences indicated that if a policy successfully reduced a state's firearm suicides, 90 percent of the prevented suicides would still end as a suicide by some other means.
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For instance, some data from Quebec found that a Canadian law reducing access to firearms led to an increase in suicides by hanging — a large enough increase to offset the decline in suicides by firearm that followed the law.
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While gun-related suicides dropped by ten percent or less in both states, overall suicides (regardless of whether or not a firearm was involved) did not drop by a single percentage point following the passage of red flag legislation.
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For example, experts estimate that only 40 percent of firefighter suicides are reported.
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In 2014, the National Crime Records Bureau of India reported 5,650 farmer suicides.
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Mass Shooting Tracker uses a similar definition, but includes shooter deaths and suicides.
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But there's also the impact of rising drug overdoses and suicides, he noted.
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In Australia, for example, murders and suicides plummeted when they confiscated 650,000 guns.
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It could not provide data on suicides in the old village of Fuerabamba.
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Having people broadcast their suicides from Facebook Live isn't good for the brand.
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"The media industry can positively or negatively influence imitation suicides," the study said.
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When Dr. Harbor's findings were made public, a global epidemic of suicides followed.
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Another is access to guns, which are used in around half of suicides.
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Earlier this year, Refinery29 reported on a string of suicides at Mount Sinai.
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The study also found the rate of suicides was mostly drive by males.
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Of the 10 NYPD officer suicides in 2019, eight have happened since June.
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Public outcry over sweatshop conditions and worker suicides prompted companies like Nike Inc.
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Changing the way a suicide is reported in the press can reduce suicides.
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In the same 10 years, including suicides, some 310,000 Americans died from guns.
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Nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths in the United States are suicides.
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Most of them had watched hundreds of suicides that began just this way.
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He followed that up with another plan to combat gun suicides in particular.
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Some early research has linked this policy to fewer gun deaths, particularly suicides.
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Many cannot pay back what they owe, and that's led to reported suicides.
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In 2016, 75% of the suicides reported in the United Kingdom were men.
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In Harry's suicide, as in many suicides, there is never one simple answer.
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And moral judgements aside, the Ashley Madison hack may have led to suicides.
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They found that 2.2% of those suicides were related to long-term care.
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Suicides in 2014 accounted for almost two-thirds of the deaths by firearms.
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In a normal year, there would be 33,800 suicides from August to December.
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Our country has experienced a 30% increase in suicides in just fifteen years.
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Yet, most gun deaths take place at home in the form of suicides.
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The recent inmate suicides may not show the bigger picture, according to Hayes.
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They help with tragic deaths, suicides, the death of a well-loved teacher.
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The available statistics on officer suicides may not even tell the full story.
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But the dark economy is the unacceptable—domestic abuse, work-related suicides etc.
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Did you know that two-thirds of those - almost 20,000 individuals – were suicides?
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"Most of these suicides are from foster care," said youth chief Rusty Garrioch.
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Millions of Americans feel overwhelmed; suicides and drug addiction are on the increase.
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The leading causes, once again, are more deaths from drug overdoses and suicides.
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Buying back 3,500 guns correlated with a 74 percent drop in firearm suicides.
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The Zero Suicide model program has shown an 80 percent reduction in suicides.
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There are now 14 suicides per 85033,000 people, up from 10.5 in 1999.
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Speaking about the scourge of veteran suicides, Sinema highlighted the story of Sgt.
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We need to understand why this legislation hasn't done more to prevent suicides.
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García's demise, however, also fits within another uncomfortable tradition—that of presidential suicides.
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Goldfein wrote that the branch has had 85033 suicides so far in 2019.
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But when you hear the 22 suicides a day that should never be.
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That figure lowers the department's previous estimate of 22 veteran suicides per day.
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Nationwide, the number of what some call "suicides by cop" is statistically troubling.
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"Suicides with guns outnumber homicides with guns almost two to one," he explained.
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In homicides and suicides, the most common weapon of choice is a handgun.
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The rate for black children increased 77%, to 2.62 suicides per 100,000 children.
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The official death toll does include suicides, heart attacks and other such cases.
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Many people had also broadcast their own suicides on the platform. http://bit.
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The male-dominated court was a swirl of intrigue, forced suicides and poisonings.
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It has, by far, the highest incidence of firearm-related homicides and suicides.
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She notes that Prozac has been blamed for occasionally causing suicides and murders.
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Since 1970, 20173 million Americans have died from guns — suicides, murders and accidents.
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It also misstated the number of suicides among the department's officers this year.
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A spate of employee suicides led to more outrage in the Chinese media.
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In his year there, six inmates and detainees had died, including three suicides.
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But the drop in suicides most definitely was — and the results are striking.
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We're tracking a series of suicides among those closely affected by mass shootings.
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Suicides peaked at 34,427 in 2003, alarming policy makers and drawing foreign attention.
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Of the nine NYPD officer suicides in 2019, seven have happened since June.
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Suicides, gang-related incidents and deaths resulting from domestic conflicts are not included.
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Suicides are disproportionately affecting people of color and those in the LGBTQ community.
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His new plan specifically addresses "deaths of despair," which include overdoses and suicides.
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Is preventing some suicides and not others really equal protection under the law?
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Part 1 is a tough subject: the alarming number of suicides among farmers.
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READ: The U.S. isn't counting prison suicides even though the law requires it.
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A $73 increase could have prevented 25,900 suicides during this period, they estimate.
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We are back in Spanish flu territory because of suicides and drug overdoses.
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Three of the suicides occurred in a span of 11 days in January.
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SOCOM began tracking suicides in detail in 2012, when there were 23 cases.
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In 2888, that rate increased to 2628 opioid-related suicides per 29454,000 people.
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The number of suicides for veterans of these wars has reached a record.
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In the wake of the suicides, the Parkland community is ramping up outreach.
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There is now concern that recent events could result in even more suicides.
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The principal reasons are not disease, but suicides and drug and alcohol overdoses.
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"We're dealing with 22 suicides a day that are military related," says Cisneros.
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But studies show that restricting access to guns alone can also prevent suicides.
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In 2015, 78 percent of suicides occurred in low- and middle-income countries.
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Nearly 40% of female suicides occur in India Eat your heart out, CNN!
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"The Virgin Suicides" is also available from Hulu and "Marie Antoinette" from Netflix.
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"The '70s saw a big spike [in suicides]," Lacoti explains in the video.
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In recent years, several tribes have also experienced a devastating spike in suicides.
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When there are fewer weapons around to inflict damage, there are fewer suicides.
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After a spate of suicides on the underground in Vienna, when people were killing themselves at a rate of nine every six months, newspapers were persuaded to stop reporting suicides or at least to keep them off the front page.
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Likewise, almost half of suicides in Britain used to be by asphyxiating oneself with gas from the oven, but when Britain switched to a less lethal oven gas the suicides by oven plummeted and there was little substitution by other methods.
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Part of the reason for the decline of Japanese suicides is economic: with business and personal insolvencies at a relative low, fewer people are losing their jobs or going bankrupt—a common motivation for Japanese suicides, along with worries about health.
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The group claims that ATF improperly refused to hand over national and state data on the number of firearms used in suicides or attempted suicides in 2012 and 2013 that were recovered by law enforcement and traced by the ATF.
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Most of these gun deaths are suicides, followed by homicides and then accidental deaths.
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According to the CDC, the majority of deaths from guns in 2016 were suicides.
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It was a dangerous moment, one familiar from so many rock-and-roll suicides.
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He was one of many — that year, Foxconn experienced a rash of worker suicides.
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In 2015, they made up 6.7% of all suicides, totaling to almost 9,000 deaths.
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Two suicides were reported at facilities in Georgia on consecutive days in early April.
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From the past three months, there have been 19 suicides in that area alone.
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In the previous five years, the number of suicides fluctuated between 60 and 64.
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In 90 countries more people are killed by guns in suicides than in murders.
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Between 212 and 2015, the National Crime Records Bureau logged over 300,000 farmer suicides.
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"With nine suicides, what you're seeing is a system that's broken," said Jablonski-Kaye.
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Dozens of strikers and union officials were arrested; there were bankruptcies, divorces, and suicides.
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The report also recorded 69 suicides of Venezuelans in Colombia between 2009 and 2018.
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There's good evidence that stricter gun control would save lives in regard to suicides.
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Far more common are suicides and homicides — of kids, of mothers, of the innocent.
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Self-harm, depression, suicides have all shot up in the last basically five years.
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Every year, more than 30,000 Americans have their lives cut short by guns. Suicides.
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Hanging has surged from 21% of all suicides in 2003 to 26% in 2016.
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Read This Next: Poor Healthcare Is to Blame for 20 Veteran Suicides a Day
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Many questioned the experiment's legality and ethics, wondering if Facebook had triggered any suicides.
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One thing is certain: Suicides like Madison Holleran's are the exception, not the rule.
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But, yes, the CDC has recorded suicides of 5-, 6- and 7-year-olds.
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Still, some perspective: Suicides before the teen years are infrequent compared to other groups.
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There were 0.31 suicides per 100,000 children ages 5-12 during those 53 years.
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These policies followed a series of suicides that were reportedly livestreamed on Facebook's platform.
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But suicides among black youth were significantly more likely to take place in custody.
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Other cases, particularly in Asia, show an increase in suicides after a celebrity death.
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Sceptics fear that California's new law will prompt a rush of medically assisted suicides.
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Unfortunately, the question of how often overdoses are really suicides is far more complex.
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We have an epidemic of white male depression, rage and suicides in our nation.
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Police believe the remains could be from suicides and accidental drownings, Radio Canada reports.
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Firearms, in general, accounted for 87% of all homicides and 20123% of all suicides.
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The spiraling number of suicides suggests that farmers' despair is not resonating with politicians.
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But in Connecticut, nonfirearm suicides rose when the law was enforced post-Virginia Tech.
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Malhotra's voice gets quieter when he talks about the recent suicides of fellow drivers.
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The increasing rate across all veterans is part of a nationwide rise in suicides.
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More than 28503,22019 lives are lost to gun violence every year — homicides, suicides, accidents.
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The Air Force is taking a hard look at itself as service suicides skyrocket.
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Most gun deaths in the US are suicides and do not involve assault weapons.
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We should not confuse the much rarer murder-suicides with the more common homicides.
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In 2017, six in ten gun-related deaths in the U.S. were suicides (23,854).
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Almost 60 percent of suicides were caused by bankruptcy and indebtedness, the data showed.
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At least four protesters have died in apparent suicides in the past few months.
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There have been cases of suicides, shootings and sexual assaults all on Facebook Live.
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With suicides included, there were more than 294,21998 total gun-related casualties in 220.
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The suicides are the first reported deaths at the military prison since it opened.
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More than 60 percent of all gun deaths in the United States are suicides.
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The scientists do not know if their head injuries had contributed to their suicides.
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But she also talked many into not giving up, averting perhaps hundreds of suicides.
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More than 33,000 people die from guns each year, most of them from suicides.
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How many suicides, black or white, in our society have happened due to bullying.
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The first report, with data from 2008, said there were 45 suspected suicides total.
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As with Coppola's début, "The Virgin Suicides" (1999), character is swallowed up in mood.
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But the suicides continued; they had become what public-health professionals call a cluster.
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"Tops on the list were babies born out of marriage and suicides," Almodóvar said.
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Greenland had the highest, 22 per 100,000 but that amounted to just 11 suicides.
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Prosecutors opened an investigation into the suicides at Orange, formerly France Telecom, in 2009.
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Overall, roughly 37% of the deaths were gun murders, while 60% were gun suicides.
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Based on Fink's analysis, 16,849 suicides would be expected from August to December 2014.
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That school experienced four suicides in the last five years, leaving the community reeling.
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Suicide experts have also warned against attributing suicides to a single factor or incident.
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First, studies have shown that these laws work in preventing suicides and premeditated shootings.
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Suicides are a topic that are very current right now online, especially with Live.
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Pentagon officials indicate they don't see a direct correlation between suicides and combat deployments.
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That's also more than alcohol, car accidents, AIDS, illegal drugs, murders, and suicides combined.
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Most gun deaths in the United States (21,753 of 33,636 in 2013) are suicides.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of recorded suicides and attempted suicides has soared at Thailand's largest camp for refugees from Myanmar, the International Organization for Migration said on Monday as it called for urgent action to treat high levels of distress.
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In a week that has seen two high-profile suicides, Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain, Kessler said he is "far more hopeful that we will find proper treatment" and that the number of suicides resulting from depression will ultimately be insignificant statistically.
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A chart in the Department of Defense Suicide Event Report for 2017 shows that from 2015 to 2017 the Air Force had about 60 active duty suicides per year, about 10 among reservists and 12 to 61999 suicides among the Air Guard.
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"Although we cannot determine with certainty that these deaths are attributable to the death of Robin Williams, we found both a rapid increase in suicides in August 2014, and specifically suffocation suicides, that paralleled the time and method of Williams' death," Fink said.
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Between that day -- September 103, 2017 -- and the end of the year, there were 82 deaths labeled suicides by forensics experts, according to Puerto Rico's Commission on Suicide Prevention, which is more than the 47 suicides during the same dates the previous year.
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In the following year, aspirin suicides were down by 46% and paracetamol ones by 22%.
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Within a year, charcoal-burner suicides had gone from zero to 10% of the total.
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In fact, suicides increased in nearly every state between 1999 and 2016, the CDC reported.
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Suicides are the majority of the nearly 43,000 gun deaths in the US in 2017.
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Sofia Coppola cited is as a huge inspiration for The Virgin Suicides and The Beguiled.
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Meanwhile the city has faced rising rates of drug overdoses, alcohol-related deaths, and suicides.
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And worse than that, few interventions seem to have helped make these suicides less common.
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But most suicides aren't committed by determined people who can't be talked out of it.
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The recession also caused an increase in suicides, especially in rural areas and among women.
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It's the will-they-won't-they of suicides: Who will jump off the cliff first?
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While gun homicides have fallen in recent decades in the United States, suicides have not.
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Bring It On and The Virgin Suicides are two films that capture Dunst's onscreen innocence.
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Let's say that doctors and hospitals and coroners got a lot better at recognizing suicides.
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The move, following the suicides of six drivers, was the first by any U.S. city.
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Even more lives were lost in less-publicized crimes, domestic violence, and suicides involving guns.
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The video was taken at Aokigahara, a forest in Japan that is known for suicides.
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A spike of suicides in South Korea followed the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98.
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Reports abound of suicides by women in debt who fear being subjected to such humiliation.
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A new political turn had led to a surge of suicides among former Red Guards.
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It is well-known that a high-profile celebrity suicide can lead to copycat suicides.
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Importantly, it excludes indirect deaths: disruptions to medical care or hurricane-induced suicides, for example.
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The CDC report did not attempt to explain the startling rise in suicides among Americans.
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The drug has sparked a rise in volatile behavior, attacks on prison guards, and suicides.
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But the truth is, is that nearly two in three gun deaths are from suicides.
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They are the largest cause of disability in the world and responsible for countless suicides.
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"As such, although not all inmate suicides are preventable, many of them are," he said.
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"There is clearly a spate of attempted suicides since Saturday's vote in Australia," said Rintoul.
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So far, though, it remains unclear if the game can be connected to any suicides.
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The school has experienced two suicides by students in the past four years, he said.
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We estimate that up to half of all suicides may be related to bipolar disease.
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About half are homicides and the other half suicides, while a small number are accidents.
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Yet, we forget the larger number of victims we almost never talk about: gun suicides.
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Experts say suicides are complex, resulting from many factors, notably impulsive decisions with little warning.
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There were probably more, including suicides and people killed after being expelled from the city.
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These deaths are comprised of suicides, homicides, unintentional shootings, and these horrible large scale tragedies.
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Our team investigated whether suicides would fall in response to changes in these two policies.
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On its official list, there are three suicides and a few heart attacks, for example.
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The deaths bring the total number of suicides in the NYPD to four this year.
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Prisoner Legal Services of Massachusetts has long called on the state to report inmate suicides.
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The sensationalist press also lapped up stories of suicides following catastrophic losses at the tables.
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In 2018, Navy Times reports, there were 68 recorded suicides among active-duty Navy personnel.
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Storylines involve stolen sperm, illicit affairs, slapping, suicides, various scams and some substantial bed-hopping.
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Suicides by gun outnumber homicides by gun in this country by nearly two to one.
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Despite our societal taboo on talking about the subject, more suicides are happening, not fewer.
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Many suicides have multiple causes and are not triggered by one event, according to experts.
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Stories of suicides by children in such circumstances surface periodically in the Chinese news media.
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And there have been multiple suicides that were predicated by a goodbye post on Facebook.
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Local estimates put the number of deaths caused by attempts or suicides in the thousands.
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And there have been multiple suicides that were predicated by a goodbye post on Facebook.
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And it's true that suicides in city jails are rare; in 2014, there were zero.
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Crazed mourners circle the Scientology center when Tom Cruise joins a rash of celebrity suicides.
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In fact, the CDC reports more deaths in 2628 from suicides (28503,22019) than opioids (42,249).
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As importantly, it will require us to realize that suicides and overdoses have common drivers.
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Suicides account for 60 percent of the nation's more than 33,000 firearm deaths a year.
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Call centers have been working to prevent suicides, but they don't always succeed, he said.
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Suicides have historically made up most deaths by firearm in the United States, research shows.
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Those initiatives led to a drop in both gun suicides and homicides, researchers have found.
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Over the last 15 years, the CDC study shows that suicides have increased 24 percent.
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His childhood, too, had been scarred, by the suicides of his parents and an uncle.
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Let us all hope and pray for no more suicides caused by despair and misery.
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What's the cause of so many suicides and overdoses and a rise in excessive drinking?
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" In regard to the two suicides, Mr. Pesquera said, "The people had a panic attack.
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Though suicides result from multiple causes, bullying has remained a persistent problem in Japanese schools.
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Japan has a persistent problem with suicides, although the number has been declining over all.
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Suicides account for 272% of gun deaths over the past 22015 years of available data.
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Here's a rundown of some of the issues that have reportedly plagued Foxconn's factories: ■ Suicides.
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They should word headlines carefully, and avoid video or photos of suicides or the victims.
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In about 45 percent of suicides among those age 20153 to 24, guns were used.
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The list later included more suicides and a police officer who accidentally discharged his gun.
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Joseph Gerace, the sheriff of New York's Chautauqua County, has seen a lot of suicides.
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Separate research, for example, has shown that gun-related suicides are higher in rural areas.
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This list does NOT include suicides, gang-related incidents, or deaths resulting from interpersonal conflicts.
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Turning suicides and executions into medical procedures, no matter how humane the motives, is deplorable.
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In 2018, there were 304 workplace suicides, an 11 percent increase from the year before.
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A spate of deaths by suicides has underscored the financial plight many taxi drivers face.
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Tulane University and Appalachian State University both saw a number of student suicides in 2015.
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The Marine Corps saw 57 confirmed suicides last year, according to data obtained by CNN.
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The suicides coincided with a major restructuring of the company that followed a government bailout.
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Parkland Mayor Christine Hunschofsky hopes the recent suicides underscore the importance of overcoming the stigma.
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Cory Booker: Booker's campaign website includes two proposals to combat gun violence and gun suicides.
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Both females and males as well as all age groups showed more-than-expected suicides.
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This careful reporting "may have played a pivotal role in preventing subsequent suicides," Fink said.
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The New York Police Department has also been shaken by a spate of officer suicides.
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Men: In 2015, construction and extraction jobs had the highest rates of suicides for men.
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There's an energy here that recalls "The Virgin Suicides" — a story building around surveilled women.
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Over the same period, gun suicides among children ages 10 and older jumped 60 percent.
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An additional 46 fire/EMS suicides have been verified by the Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance.
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There have been 56 deaths in ICE custody during the Obama administration, including six suicides.
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The study "estimated 66 suicides more than expected among males, which is an increase of 12.4%, and 37 more suicides among females, which is an increase of 21.7%" between April 133, 2017 and June 30, 2017, the period of strongest social media interest, said Niederkrotenthaler.
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In 1998, when the Japanese economy fell into outright recession, suicides jumped 35% to over 32,000.
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SUICIDE RATES ON THE RISE IN US, CDC REPORTS There were 45,1003 U.S. suicides in 2016.
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That is where the problems are most acute: unemployment, opioids, suicides, struggling farmers and systemic racism.
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But the two suicides have shaken the Parkland community, which is now again in crisis mode.
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In 2014, the rate was 20.7 suicides per 363,000 men, compared with 5.8 per 100,000 women.
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The number of legal assisted suicides there has been rising steadily, and steeply in recent years.
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I would like to address some of Kevin Yuill's arguments against assisted deaths (or assisted suicides).
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Suicides fall during football World Cups, for example, maybe because of the transient feeling of community.
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Experts agree that the majority of suicides have multiple causes that can interact in complex ways.
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The number of suicides and people calling suicide helplines in Puerto Rico increased following the hurricane.
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Some of the reported deaths stem from riots, though others are reported as suicides or assaults.
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We have suicides that are committed by firearms at a rate that far exceeds other countries.
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There's an increase in suicides that is correlatable [with solar activity], so why not social unrest?
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Uh parsing out which ones are suicides and which ones are accidents is tough, everybody acknowledges.
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In Canada there are an average of about nine suicides per 100,000 people annually, Redelmeier said.
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In 2016 the New York Post counted 21 suicides by American reality-TV participants since 2004.
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Commercially it bombed in comparison to her previous successes, Lost in Translation and The Virgin Suicides.
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The real correlation between teenage suicides and the game seems limited to a number of cases.
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An average of 93 people are killed by guns each day, mostly in suicides and homicides.
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The paper does not go as far to link the show to actual suicides or attempts.
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One explanation is the economic downturn, which may explain the sudden increase in suicides after 433.
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However, she adds, none remained deceased, including 227 suicides and one miner crushed under heavy machinery.
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The states with the most restrictive gun laws have the lowest gun death rates (including suicides).
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And suicides are increasing more rapidly in states that already have high rates, deepening the disparities.
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In Britain, where guns are much less easily available, hangings make up nearly 60% of suicides.
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Only 9% of suicides among young people in Massachusetts involve a gun, compared with 39% nationally.
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Every single year, more than 30,000 Americans have their lives cut short by guns -- 30,000. Suicides.
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In the 215-224 and 220-20153 academic years, there were 22015 student suicides each year.
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Since his death, a study found suicides rose by 12.9 percent in men aged 30-44.
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The pursuit of perfect scores may be the trigger behind an alarming spike in student suicides.
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In the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 academic years, there were 19 student suicides each year.
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The first email allegedly attempted to blame Pai for several suicides after the net neutrality repeal.
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Gun-related suicides are eight times higher in the US than in other high-income nations.
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Overall, the majority of suicides in and out of incarceration were white males, aged 20-24.
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Mental health providers and communities need to get a better grasp on how to prevent suicides.
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The startup world has been plagued by too many tragic suicides, deep depression and paralyzing burnout.
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Coppola veterans Elle Fanning (Somewhere) and Kirsten Dunst (The Virgin Suicides, Marie Antoinette) join Nicole Kidman.
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Other studies have linked licensing to significantly fewer gun homicides and suicides in Connecticut and Missouri.
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U.S. life expectancy declined overall in 2017 due to an increase in drug overdoses and suicides.
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Suicides among teens are particularly tragic, but relatively speaking this is not a high risk group.
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Twenty-five states experienced a rise in suicides by more than 30%, the government report finds.
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The experts warned about copycat suicides, so the newspaper kept the deaths off the front page.
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There were 22019,000 suicides in 2016, more than deaths by motor vehicle accidents or kidney disease.
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For example, I also believe many suicides could be prevented if guns weren't so easily accessible.
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United by a doomed Gogol adaptation, they first made eyes at each other while miming suicides.
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That leads to a lower number of suicides per day, even though the risk is higher.
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The data shows 18 suicides for the first three quarters compared to 14 total in 2014.
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Massachusetts prisons have twice as many inmate suicides as the national average, according to federal data.
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France Telecom countered that the rate of suicides was no higher than in the general population.
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Over the years, there have been some attempts to curb suicides in the forest and nationally.
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The states of Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Chattisgarh and Karnataka also had large numbers of farmer suicides.
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In 2015, people age 35 to 54 made up more than a third of all suicides.
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As many as 6,000 indigenous children have died there after generations of rape, abuse, and suicides.
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For example, when performing two-a-days, soccer teams usually aren't running suicides during both workouts.
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In 28503, 22019,800 Americans died from gun suicides, 64 percent more than were murdered by firearms.
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The department averaged between four and five officer suicides a year, O'Neill said earlier this year.
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The gun death rate among white males is 653 per 100,000, with a vast majority suicides.
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To reduce the incidence of mass murders — and suicides — we have to reform the gun laws.
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Whatever the prevalence of suicides, there is no doubt about the widespread hopelessness afflicting the industry.
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A cluster of police suicides has prompted leaders to plead with troubled officers to seek help.
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The piece is, in part, the artist's response to the suicides of three of her relatives.
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There were seven more suicides per every 100,000 white male deaths in 2014 than in 1999.
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And that means that putting small barriers between them and suicide methods can meaningfully prevent suicides.
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Sri Lanka is perhaps the most famous case of suicides falling after a selective pesticide ban.
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The evidence is persuasive that tougher gun laws can prevent homicides, and can certainly prevent suicides.
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The C.D.C. found that men accounted for three-quarters of all suicides, and women one-quarter.
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Of those deaths in Australia, 183, or more than 75 percent, were the result of suicides.
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Meanwhile, my older sister, Tracy, smuggled a copy of "Portnoy's Complaint" into our "Virgin Suicides" house.
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The increasingly common "suicides" by prisoners stem from Iran's inordinate reliance on "confessions" in convicting defendants.
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Montana has the country's highest suicide rate, and suicides by military veterans are a significant contributor.
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The military in 2009 sought to limit suicides by eliminating waivers for numerous behavioral health issues.
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In addition to livestreaming concerts and cooking meals, users have broadcast suicides, violent attacks and murders.
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The FCC's proposal says a 1% reduction in U.S. suicides would save 470 lives a year.
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Suicides, Drug Addiction and High School Football The dire existence of young athletes in Madison, Ind.
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Indeed, the number of veterans suicides now dwarfs the number of combat fatalities since 6900/2628.
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But it has also been used to show fights, sexual assaults, suicides and other violent acts.
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Many of the deaths were suicides, and 31 were in mass shootings by concealed-carry owners.
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Increasing enrollment may solve some of the challenges VA has set their sights on, including suicides.
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At the University of Southern California, at least three students died in apparent suicides this semester.
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In 2016, Greenland had the highest number of firearm suicides, with 20173 deaths per 100,000 people.
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In 2015, more than 453% of those global suicides occurred in low- and middle-income countries.
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I survived this when there are so many suicides for people who have gone through this.
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Distressed speculators took their lives, leading to a large rise in the number of reported suicides.
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In that same period, guns claimed 1.34 million lives in America, including murders, suicides and accidents.
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Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the deaths, but cops seem confident they were suicides.
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Deaths from alcoholic liver disease jumped by 40.6% during this period, while suicides rose by 38.3%.
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School officials, parents, law enforcement officers and others met Sunday to address trauma after the suicides.
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There were 532 suicides by youths under 18 years of age and 74 unintentional fatal shootings.
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The key to understanding this: Suicides are often very impulsive, frequently planned within minutes or hours.
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And in the last three months, both men died; their deaths were ruled suicides by hanging.
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This is not true of many of the doctor suicides I know about, which were brutal.
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A study by Andrew Leigh of Australian National University and Christine Neill of Wilfrid Laurier University estimated that buying back 3,500 guns per 100,203 people led to a statistically significant drop in firearm suicides — 74 percent, in fact, with no parallel increase in non-firearm suicides.
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"The need of the hour is a focus on the dying farmer community," said activist Kishor Tiwari, who heads a task force set up to recommend action to tackle farmer suicides in Maharashtra, which accounted for more than half of all suicides among Indian farmers in 2014.
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Previous studies have found a correlation between Google searches for suicide topics and completed suicides in general.
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But the researchers noted in their study that non-gun-related suicides and homicides also went down.
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But it's really at least four different ones: suicides, urban gun violence, domestic violence, and mass shootings.
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This is true not just for on-duty police deaths, but also homicides, suicides, and domestic violence.
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"500,000 men a year take their own lives; three out of four suicides are men," he says.
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In Bucharest, for example, the rate of teen suicides is dropping alongside use of drink and drugs.
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If a disease saw a spike like we've seen with suicides, we would deem it an epidemic.
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And by that, he means less suicides, less self-hatred ... and a lot more love and acceptance.
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Germany had fewer than 100 gun murders in 2016 but suffered from around 1,000 gun-related suicides.
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Researchers have found this is true not just with homicides, but also with suicides and domestic violence.
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However, this inadequacy in dealing with suicides and other violent content isn't an issue limited to TikTok.
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Suicides may be recorded as accidental deaths because of stigma, especially among families with strong religious ties.
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The average number of NYPD officer suicides in previous years had usually been around four or five.
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Without a consensus, communities decide on an uneven, case-by-case basis how to deal with suicides.
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Mosques and communities around the country call on Laird to help them navigate the aftermath of suicides.
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The problem is that Utah's own policies don't even recognize many of the suicides that take place.
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Rashes of youth suicides have recently hit places like Attawapiskat—a community the Nishnawbe Aski Police cover.
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Since this fire, there have been over 225 suicides that I know of that are not reported.
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The spike is a notable shift from the years before 1999, when suicides were on the decline.
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In the weeks following the suicides, news programs broadcast video from inside the house around the world.
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They met while producing the soundtrack for Virgin Suicides,which was of course helmed by French Air.
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Most of the research on suicide contagion focuses on the results of media coverage of actual suicides.
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Out of the 30,000 deaths due to gun violence, about two-thirds of them are actually suicides.
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The CSVG also advocates for policy that disarms domestic abusers, and actively works to prevent firearm suicides.
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There have been dozens of instances of violence and suicides on Live that should have been censored.
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At least one study shows that states have used extreme-risk protection orders to help prevent suicides.
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Many state-level gun regulations have little effect on the number of gun-related homicides and suicides.
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"500,000 men a year take their own lives; three out of four suicides are men," he added.
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And unfortunately, as a result of that, almost 40,000 suicides are committed every year in this country.
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" "Some of the opiate or heroin overdoses in adolescents may be interpreted by emergency departments as suicides.
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States, like California, with universal background checks have seen a large decrease in the numbers of suicides.
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Each year, more than 30,000 American lives are cut short by guns - two-thirds coming from suicides.
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Other than pointing to national trends, officials have offered few explanations for why military suicides are rising.
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For men 15 to 29, they are the third-leading cause of death, after accidents and suicides.
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There's mixed evidence on whether the laws are linked to a reduction in suicides by any means.
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Suicides Suicide rates in the US increased more than 183% since 1999, a new CDC report finds.
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That does not include the suicides that I have heard about through the whisper network at work.
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Bottom line: Australia's gun buyback saved lives, probably by reducing homicides and almost certainly by reducing suicides.
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Michigan — by far the worst state according to VPC numbers — supposedly suffered 78 homicides and 390 suicides.
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Michigan doesn't collect information on how or where suicides took place, just that permit holders committed suicide.
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Firstly, suicides are complex, multifaceted incidents that are generally not caused by a single factor or person.
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Suicides are so prevalent in federal jails that guards have gruesome measures in place to prevent them.
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Suicides rose by 2099.6 percent over the same 22025 years, to 2500,22015 such deaths in 2015 alone.
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Many deaths were wrongly classified as suicides or drug overdoses or blamed on natural causes, they say.
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The facts bear him out: Over the past decade, the number of suicides among veterans has soared.
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Multiple other social media platforms have also been used to either livestream suicides or express suicidal thoughts.
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Recent research suggests as many as 30 percent of unintentional opioid-related overdose deaths may be suicides.
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He also spoke on the increase of suicides by male farmers as a result of the drought.
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In 2015, the last year government figures that were made available on farmer suicides, 12,602 killed themselves.
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While investigators believe their deaths are suicides, the official said, they are investigating the circumstances surrounding them.
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But with the focus on homicides, it's rarely mentioned that two-thirds of gun deaths are suicides.
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Beyond mass shootings, the US has a lot of gun violence, including homicides, suicides, and accidental events.
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This is what was going on when we had a record number of suicides at this prison.
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Complicating matters, the CDC finds 33 percent of suicides involve persons with no known mental health issues.
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To be honest, your essay changed my whole opinion on how I read the The Virgin Suicides.
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Researchers have attributed the rise in suicides in part to the deterioration of good blue-collar jobs.
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Davidson pointed to work volume and violence as two of the largest contributing factors to nurse suicides.
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Families said they feared being torn apart, and several suicides were linked to the long, bureaucratic process.
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In the period of the caravan's journey, 8,850 Americans will die from guns, including suicides and murders.
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Advocates say smart guns could save hundreds of people every year by eliminating accidental deaths and suicides.
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I worry that the ready availability of guns contributes to the number of suicides in rural America.
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After a spate of suicides revealed the financial plight of taxi drivers, officials blamed Uber and Lyft.
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Support programs have proven to avert suicides by letting officers know they have other options, researchers said.
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It's not that it eliminates the more traditional — the kind of suicides no one wants to see.
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Men account for 87 percent of firearm suicides, according to the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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Last month, the Manitoba community of Cross Lake raised the alarm over six suicides in two months.
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Then we have two suicides of student survivors of the Parkland shooting to add to the carnage.
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But child suicides have risen recently, with experts pointing to school pressures and bullying as likely triggers.
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Serial killers, subway slashers, suicides, school shootings — even YouTube pranks — are all subject to the same phenomenon.
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The sharply rising number of suicides across the Air Force prompted Air Force Chief of Staff Gen.
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The others included electrical failures of oxygen tanks, suicides and natural causes like heart attacks, he said.
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The NYPD averaged between four and five officer suicides a year, former Commissioner James O'Neill told CNN.
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Hundreds have already been forced out, and there have been reports of protest suicides at the encampment.
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Foxconn is also known for a work environment so harsh it led to employee riots and suicides.
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We say we survive our siblings' suicides, meaning we stood with our parents at the unthinkable graves.
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La question de l'augmentation des suicides chez les exploitants agricoles est une préoccupation gouvernementale depuis sept ans.
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The study called for urgent preventive measures in news coverage of suicides and in empowering young adults.
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The reasons why suicides and other types of injuries jump during temperature swings isn't very well understood.
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A few years ago, a high school in my area had three teenage suicides within six months.
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An investigative report by a news weekly counted six unnatural deaths in two years, including four suicides.
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Were you inspired by one teenager's effort to help reduce suicides among young people in her community?
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Although all age groups experienced an uptick in suicides, males aged 30 to 85033 were particularly affected.
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Many suicides appear to be related to substance abuse, personal relationship issues or financial problems, officials said.
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The Marine Corps Commandant General Robert Neller recently issued a message with exceptionally blunt language on suicides.
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These deaths have been linked to drug overdoses, suicides, and alcohol-related diseases, among other health problems.
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Using that data, researchers estimate that climate change could be linked to over 14,000 suicides by 2050.
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Tens of thousands of farms have gone under in recent years, and farmer suicides are alarmingly high.
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"Too often we do not pay attention to the gun homicides, gun suicides, unintentional shootings," she says.
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But through it all, accidents, suicides and homicides have made up less than 10% of total deaths.
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Without needed mental health care, we will sadly see the costs include homelessness, incarceration, overdoses and suicides.
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"The current report's analyses confirm that suicides often occur in response to short-term crises," Nelson wrote.
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Do places with more lithium have less depression or bipolar or — most importantly of all — fewer suicides?
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Four officer suicides in three weeks: The N.Y.P.D. is struggling to dispel a stigma over mental health.
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The current estimate is that fire/EMS suicides are being undercounted by as much as 60 percent.
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Zuckerberg wants to continue to build AI to prevent things like bullying, suicides and even terrorist attacks.
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Studies have shown that a quarter of suicides (or even more) behind bars occur in solitary confinement.
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But a 2017 Harvard study found that states with waiting periods had less gun homicides and suicides.
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Leaders of an indigenous community in rural Canada have appealed to national authorities for help after a wave of suicides and attempted suicides set off a public health crisis in their remote town and revived a painful conversation about the relationship between the government and its native communities.
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And in December, the former CEO of French telecom company Orange was sentenced to four months in jail, after a court ruled his downsizing tactics caused the suicides of 19 employees between 2008–2009 (though advocates said the number of employee suicides is more than double that number).
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Unemployed young men played touch football on the side streets, and suicides were not uncommon in the neighborhood.
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Cancer death rates fell, but more Americans in 2015 died from unintentional injuries, suicides, respiratory diseases and Alzheimer's.
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Prosecutors opened an investigation into the suicides at Orange, which was formerly known as France Telecom, in 2009.
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"It's been a tragic situation," Trump said at the White House before a ceremony on military veteran suicides.
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The statistics, which do not cover deaths from natural causes, include drownings, homicides, suicides, vehicle and other accidents.
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The suicides this week of fashion icon Kate Spade and celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain have shocked many people.
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They found a clear pattern: When governments restrict access to firearms, the number of homicides and suicides declined.
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And the sad truth is that suicides will continue until we treat mental illness like any other illness.
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The Air Force reported 22020 suicides among active-duty members last year, up from 60 the year before.
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"Yang talks about suicides, drug addictions, and the debilitating financial burden amongst the American working class," he said.
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He photographed the aftermath of car crashes, fires, suicides and any accidents that involved the Ministry of Defense.
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In fact, when experts look at patterns by season, suicides tend to peak in spring and early summer.
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There were three suicides per 100,000 people 20 years old or younger, according to the AFSP's 2015 statistics.
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Some conspiracy ideologists say that they want to die because they can't take it any more—announced suicides.
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That gun toll includes suicides, murders and accidents, and these days it amounts to 92 bodies a day.
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Maharashtra state, where Baliraja is based, consistently tops the list for the greatest number of suicides each year.
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According to a monitoring group, roughly 120 Filipino workers died last year, with the majority recorded as suicides.
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Research shows that states with higher rates of gun ownership also have higher rates of suicides by guns.
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But more significant was an increase in suicides and overdoses, which added 2.4 more deaths per 100,000 Americans.
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More than half of all suicides in juvenile facilities take place in solitary, according to the Justice Department.
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But representatives of the long-term care industry point out that by any measure, such suicides are rare.
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In contrast, for example, Kurt Cobain's 1994 suicide did not result in a great number of copycat suicides.
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Most suicides were in the states of Maharashtra - which accounted for more than a third - Telangana, and Karnataka.
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In 2014, 25 percent of all suicides were by suffocation, including hanging, which is up by five percent.
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The number of doctor suicides in the United States is more than twice that of the general population.
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The Bridge is a documentary film about the Golden Gate Bridge and its relation to increases in suicides.
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These two incidents are part of six confirmed or suspected suicides by plane in the last four years.
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The number of overdose deaths in New York City exceeds that from car accidents, suicides, and homicides combined.
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In an email to Mashable, he reiterated his support for a registry in the wake of the suicides.
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Even before the drought, financial strains were blamed for suicides among French farmers reportedly averaging one a day.
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Then you're only seen at your perceived worst, as murderers, suicides, sex fiends, and other figures of tragedy.
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Why it matters: Most of the 33,19983 gun-related deaths in the United States each year are suicides.
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The rate of suicides in the US has gone up over the past 15 years — for almost everyone.
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Another potential area of research to explore is the relationship between guns in the home and gun suicides.
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Two-thirds of the suicides involved firearms, and another one-quarter were by intentional poisoning, the study found.
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Robinson was nine-years-old during the last wave of suicides that gutted the First Nation in 1999.
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Depression — and the suicides associated with it — is one of the top causes of death among younger generations.
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Suicides are complex, nuanced, and rarely caused by one single cause or person, a suicide expert told Insider.
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Veteran suicides increased by more than 22019 percent from 2001 to 2014, compared with 23 percent for civilians.
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We had a rash of suicides in central Massachusetts as a result of bullying in our high schools.
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The suicide rate for active-duty personnel last year was 24.8 suicides for every 100,000 US service members.
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Increasing the capacity to provide needed behavioral health care could be a costly approach to reducing firearm suicides.
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They lead to reduced adult smoking rates, limit health-related absences from work, and curb obesity and suicides.
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One study in Vienna revealed a decrease in suicides when journalists began following recommendations for more cautious coverage.
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However, the World Health Organization estimates that there are 9.5 suicides per every 100,000 people in the country.
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Veteran suicides increased by more than 2900 percent from 220006 to 2202, compared with 2628 percent for civilians.
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Government statistics show 220 people died from gunshot wounds in Switzerland in 2016, of which 212 were suicides.
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The number of suicides related to the bullying of individuals perceived to be different or gay is important.
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"We can't afford more deaths, and we can't afford more slow suicides through addiction or depression or anxiety."
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The outcomes being measured are not meaningful, metrics such as reductions in homelessness, arrests, incarcerations, hospitalizations, and suicides.
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Editorial Veterans make up 8.5 percent of America's adult population but account for 18 percent of its suicides.
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Army suicides spiked to the highest level that year, and it led Army leadership to investigate the problems.
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If unemployment increases by 5 percent in the current economic shutdown, that could mean some 21625,2900 additional suicides.
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N.I.H. is also assessing ways to reduce suicides and accidental deaths among children and adolescents and war veterans.
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It was one of at least three suicides of its member farmers in recent years, Mr. DiMento said.
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But few cases refuse to comport with what is understood about police suicides as steadfastly as Chief Silks's.
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We knew that other countries could stem mass killings, homicides and suicides with gun control and gun buybacks.
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Granting suicide assistance to more people might well result in more suicides, since illegality is an obvious barrier.
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Their deaths came as new federal data was released showing a rise in suicides in nearly every state.
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Colorado banned solitary at its two mental health prisons and saw assaults, self-harm, and suicides decrease dramatically.
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The actress has also starred in memorable films like Hidden Figures, Virgin Suicides, Spider-Man and The Beguiled.
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According to the Center for Disease Control, from 23 to 2017, there were 343,792 suicides using a firearm.
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Since the spate of suicides this summer, the NYPD has been developing a plan to help troubled officers.
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" Jon Marcus writing for Nieman Reports: "Journalists often withhold details of mass shooters and suicides to discourage copycats.
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A doctor from the organization described increasing cases of self-harm and attempted suicides among the youngest migrants.
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But unwinding across the painting are darker scenes too: broken bottles, needles, depictions of suicides, and dead fish.
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Suicides account for about 60 percent of firearm-related deaths, and homicides about 36 percent, Mr. Anderson said.
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"We think that it has thwarted at least several suicides," said the county sheriff, John Boyd, a Republican.
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" Characters in García Márquez's novel, she points out, "die alone, en masse, in wars, massacres, executions, drownings, suicides.
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The count includes deaths that state investigators determined were caused by hospital negligence or malpractice, suicides and homicides.
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The impact was seen for overall deaths, as well as for specific categories such as homicides and suicides.
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"The number one objective for both groups is reducing firearm homicides, suicides, mass shootings and accidents," he said.
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In 2017, there were an estimated 1.4 million attempted suicides among American adults and 47,173 suicide-related deaths.
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Researchers estimated a $2 increase could have prevented 57,350 suicides among the same group in that time period.
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Research has shown that multiple suicides can occur close together, both in time and place, Dr. Schwartz said.
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Not far from Rowan University, the University of Pennsylvania has grappled with its own spate of recent suicides.
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Police say the suicides don't look like they are linked, and the methods the children used were varied.
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Now that transportation is safer, gun violence (including suicides) is as big a killer nationally as automobile accidents.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the name of a newspaper that reported on suicides in Ohio.
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For men ages 15-29, gun homicides are the third leading cause of death after accidents and suicides.
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Last year, Aiello shared a Facebook post after the suicides of Robin Williams, Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain.
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Buttigieg would also boost funding for research into gun violence and step up efforts to reduce firearm suicides.
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He photographed the aftermath of car crashes, fires, suicides and any accidents that involved the Ministry of Defense.
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Teen suicides have been growing more common, and no one really knows why — or how to stop it.
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And as of June 210, there have been 97 law enforcement suicides verified by Blue HELP for 2019.
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These dollhouses depict hangings, suicides, and murders — and they're still used to train forensic scientists in detective work.
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RAND found "limited" to "moderate" evidence that background checks in general reduce violent crime, including homicides, and suicides.
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In 2013 alone, there were 73 reported suicides, most of which were at the hands of indigenous adolescents.
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Speaking of adjacency ... People are using Facebook Live for all kinds of horrible things, including suicides and beatings.
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According to the National Police Agency, suicides stemming from economic difficulties accounted for nearly one in five such deaths.
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Active labour-market policies, which help re-train jobless workers and ease them back into work, prevent many suicides.
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When South Korea outlawed paraquat in 2011, it saw a decline in suicides but no drop in agricultural output.
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He called instead for a package of "immediate assistance" to stop a spate of suicides by farmers from spreading.
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Sadler said the incident is not being investigated by State Police because the agency doesn&apost investigate attempted suicides.
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Meanwhile, their constituents are in tears as they testify about gun suicides and domestic gun violence in their families.
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The suicides coincided with a major restructuring of the telecom company that followed a privatization and a government bailout.
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So we don't know for sure whether deaths from drug overdoses and suicides have risen over the full year.
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According to one of them, firearm homicides went down by 4.8 percent, while suicides went down by 1303 percent.
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Gun control groups and activists supported the rule because they felt it would prevent some suicides and accidental deaths.
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On top of that, more people in New York died from overdoses than homicides, suicides, or car crashes combined.
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The firm can reportedly alert the government to an increase in suicides up to three months ahead of time.
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Having studied other school shootings, mass shootings, and suicides, I know that the majority of them were also preventable.
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Many Hong Kongers were outraged by its finding that the suicides were not directly related to the education system.
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Where consciousness goes, nobody knows, but the loose thread is enough to unravel humanity, inspiring an epidemic of suicides.
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Researchers at the Nationwide Children's Hospital analyzed monthly rates of suicides among individuals ages 10 to 64 between Jan.
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Suicides and self-harm injuries cost the US approximately $70 billion per year in medical bills and lost income.
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What new executive actions intended to reduce the number of mass shootings, suicides and killings, did President Obama announce?
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In the film we have this moment when testing resumes, and a wave of suicides of taxi drivers follow.
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In Connecticut, Missouri, and urban counties, a licensing system was associated with fewer gun deaths — both homicides and suicides.
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The death at Mount Sinai comes amid a broader trend of physician suicides that are happening across the country.
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Why it matters: "For veterans whose ranks are plagued by depression and suicides, much is at stake," CPI writes.
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The majority of firearm deaths are from suicides — a fact that Sakran says has been overlooked for too long.
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Nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths in the US are suicides: an average of 59 deaths a day.
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There is a long cultural history of viewing certain suicides as honorable, especially in the context of military service.
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These included 55 repeat hospitalizations, 11 suicide attempts, one attempted murder, two suicides and two deaths with unclear circumstances.
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For the study, researchers examined data on 6,133 adult suicides from 2003 to 2015 in the state of Maryland.
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That led to suicides and violence being livestreamed to audiences before Facebook's content police could take down the videos.
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According to researchers, artificial intelligence could help prevent suicides underground by helping to identify those who are at risk.
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But Ayers noted that previous research has found a correlation between increased searches for suicide methods and actual suicides.
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While mental illness is a common contributor, suicides are generally the result of multiple factors interacting in complex ways.
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By contrast, gun related suicides have fallen during that same period from 21990 per 255,21989 to 753 per 275,21.
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"The police immediately were looking for suicides notes but there was no indication of anything like that," Jimmy says.
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According to Salari and others who study the phenomenon, two important distinctions emerge between homicide-suicides and homicides alone.
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The reason, according to the curriculum director, had to do with a recent spike in suicides in the state.
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I stopped being able to tell the difference between suicides and accidental overdoses—I stopped thinking that differentiation mattered.
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If many of the "accidental" OD deaths are in fact suicides, that rate would clearly have risen even higher.
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Lombard said the suicides were not linked to one another and had no relation to the company's job cuts.
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Researchers have shown that news reports and dramatizations of suicide may be linked to a temporary spike in suicides.
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Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media saw the largest increase in suicides among men: 47% from 2012 to 2015.
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Apple stepped up oversight and disclosure following a spate of negative reports about worker suicides and injuries at suppliers.
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Regardless of gender - first and foremost – the fastest way to drastically reduce veteran suicides is to eliminate guns. Period.
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He believes that requiring individuals to lock up their guns will reduce accidental child gun deaths and teenage suicides.
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Veterans made up about 18 percent of adult suicides but represent about 8.5 percent of the U.S. adult population.
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Officials said they are investigating both deaths as suicides, although the causes will need to be determined by autopsies.
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The number of suicides per day has lowered as the veteran population declines due to deaths from old age.
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Both Medwed and Singer questioned the ethics of pursuing involuntary manslaughter charges at all when it comes to suicides.
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Massachusetts Department of Corrections officials did not respond to requests on Wednesday for more current figures on prisoner suicides.
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"So there we were, a son and a daughter of suicides, trying to keep our stomachs strong," she reflects.
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Most of these firearm deaths are not from mass shootings, but from suicides and homicides, according to the CDC.
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The reserve has been in the news for a high number of suicides among young people and social problems.
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The Air Force has had about 100 suicides a year for the past five years, Air Force Magazine reported.
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Countrywide, suicides totaled roughly 21990,22000 people in 222 alone, according to the country's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.
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Overall, there were 15.4 suicides per 100,000 population, which breaks down to 20003 for women and 21.7 for men.
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Firearms and suffocation each accounted for 43 percent of these fatalities, and 6 percent of suicides were by poisoning.
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The city's subsequent hesitation to challenge Uber was overcome only after driver protests and a string of driver suicides.
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Here's what she had to say about background checks, assault weapons, and how to cut down on gun suicides.
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Ms. Hamilton said the government's response to the suicides reminded her of how it handled the two earlier crises.
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The government previously recorded an annual spike in suicides on September 2800, the start of the new school year.
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And we've actually made 210 calls and had police intercept people on their way to committing suicides several times.
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That's impressive, but becomes less so when you remember that there are twice as many firearm suicides as homicides.
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But alarmingly, the number of suicides among girls ages 21 to 28255 tripled in the years the CDC analyzed.
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Of course, there are still suicides in situations where people are surrounded by support, but the risks are lower.
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At Cornell University, there were 21 on-campus suicides from 1999 to 2006, 13 of which were Asian students.
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At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Asians accounted for 42 percent of student suicides in the last 15 years.
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Recently, Kota has been in the news for a string of student suicides linked to its high pressure environment.
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Military suicides in 2018 reached the highest rate since record-keeping began nearly two decades ago, with 325 deaths.
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Studies have found this to be true again and again — for homicides, suicides, domestic violence, and violence against police.
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Australian political leaders are rightly proud of our tight gun laws, which have also reduced criminal homicides and suicides.
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In 2017, that rate was 14 suicides per 100,000 people, which was 33% higher than the rate in 219943.
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There could be one reason Trump is suddenly touting Spravato as a possible magic drug to prevent veteran suicides.
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When Mr. Rosenthal asked about his debt, Mr. Hossain's voice quivered, and he spoke about suicides by other drivers.
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Other studies have also linked more access to guns to more gun deaths, including homicides, suicides, and domestic violence.
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"Firearms are important both as a leading method and as a contributor to the increase in suicides," Barber said.
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Two of those arrested died in prison in the aftermath of the protests, in what officials said were suicides.
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Poisoning attempts are common, but frequently survived, and so most US suicides resulting in death are committed with guns.
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A separate survey by Japan's Cabinet Office in 2015 found that suicides among children tended to spike on Sept.
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In 2013, American gun-related deaths included 21,175 suicides, 20123,208 homicides and 505 deaths caused by an accidental discharge.
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The number of NYPD suicides so far this year stands at seven -- with five of those occurring since June.
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Air's second album, "The Virgin Suicides," doubled as the soundtrack for the Sofia Coppola movie of the same name.
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Up to 5 percent of suicides among adolescents occur close to others, a higher rate than found in adults.
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At least three suicides were attributed to the leaked information, two in Canada and one in the United States.
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"It was pretty clear to me that this would lead to on-camera suicides, murder, abuse, torture," she said.
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Japan's suicide rate, while improved, still remains high, and there has recently been an alarming jump in teen suicides.
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South Korea experienced a 10 percent decline in suicides after it banned paraquat in 2011, according to one study.
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She looks at suicides, mass deaths and executions, at death seen close up and death heard of from afar.
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The narrator of "The Suicides" (1969), also unnamed, is preoccupied with a darker kind of deliverance than his predecessors.
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"These deaths mark the third, fourth, and fifth crew member suicides in the last two years," Captain Bailey wrote.
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The rate of suicides among the nation's civilian population has also been rising — by about 30 percent since 2000.
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Pornography is ubiquitous in our society, and we face an opioid epidemic and an alarming increase in teenage suicides.
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Montana has invested in measures to help its residents, including a strategic plan to reduce Native youth suicides. Gov.
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Suicides can be prevented by removing firearms — the most lethal method of suicide — from an individual in suicidal crisis.
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Suicides often occurred in the context of stressful circumstances or relationship problems with a boyfriend, girlfriend or family member.
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The "celebrity-suicide effect" -- in which copycat suicides follow that of someone famous -- has been documented in previous research.
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As word of the suicides spread, its leaders redoubled their efforts to help grief- and anxiety-stricken neighbors cope.
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In the aftermath of recent suicides, these are exactly the things that are being proposed in my home state.
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In the reserves, there were 2000 suicides reported in 230.6, down from 0003 in 2000 with 22018 in 230.
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Last year, more than 100 inmates took their own lives, the highest number of prison suicides in recent memory.
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That has reportedly led to a string of apparent suicides by drivers who could not pay off their debts.
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There have been no gun massacres in Australia, and also a massive decline in suicides, since the legislation passed.
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When Facebook Live came out, for example, the first thing I thought of was suicides and murders and bullying.
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The report was issued the same week as the high-profile suicides of celebrities Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade.
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"If you look at the data and the sheer number of increases in suicides, including suicides carried out by means other than firearms, it is very clear that a solution that would actually save lives is dealing with the mental health issue," said Jennifer Baker, a spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association.
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Suicides accounted for 7 percent of all deaths in state prisons in 2014, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Meanwhile, more than 14,000 of the gun deaths that year were homicides, and almost 23,000 — the great majority — were suicides.
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There were 231 suicides in the first nine months of 2018, compared to 203 during the same time in 2017.
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For musician, producer and visual director Speelburg, they've got to be The Virgin Suicides, Lost in Translation, and Marie Antoinette.
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Many times, he said, the suicides were triggered by a life-changing event such as the end of a relationship.
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Other research has similarly shown that stricter state gun laws can reduce the rate of gun-related suicides and homicides.
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Extreme risk laws, also known as red flag laws, do have some early evidence behind them, particularly in reducing suicides.
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While tragic, the deaths of Spade and Bourdain could help spread the message that suicides can be prevented, experts said.
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Australia, for example, enacted a mandatory gun buyback that achieved that goal, and saw firearm suicides fall as a result.
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There's a lot of data documenting the problem of suicide contagion when it comes to media coverage of real suicides.
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The actor is most known for roles in Casino, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, The Virgin Suicides, and Videodrome.
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Roughly six in 10 gun deaths in 2017 were suicides, and less than four in 10 gun deaths involved homicides.
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The big picture: The overall number of annual suicides among veterans decreased between 2015 and 2016, from 6,281 to 6,079.
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In Victoria the parliamentary inquiry heard testimony from the state's coroner, John Olle, about elderly people driven to lonely suicides.
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But looming over the town, whose residents are predominately Dene Indians, are sporadic waves of suicides, including one last year.
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Reports of Momo-linked teenage suicides in countries like Argentina, Colombia, and India grew in the months following AL3XEITOR's video.
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Unfortunately, the Cliffs of Moher are also known for suicides, the most recent confirmed one being in March this year.
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There are no definitive statistics on suicides by current and former SEALs, though at least three have been publicly confirmed.
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Better diagnosis and treatment of mental illness, in particular, has helped, since around 90% of suicides involve disorders like depression.
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As Brian Resnick explained for Vox last month, teen suicides, in particular, are increasingly common: Here are some sobering statistics.
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Yet, strange though the incident appeared, the Chundawats' death was only one of numerous collective suicides across India this summer.
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He repeatedly heard about veteran suicides in the late 2000s and wondered why this destructive pattern had not yet changed.
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What's happening: Companies have pleaded with Congress to pass stronger gun control laws to help stop workplace shootings and suicides.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how firearm storage habits might contribute to injuries or suicides involving guns.
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Firearm suicides are less common in US states that check if potential gun purchasers are mentally ill or criminal fugitives.
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Although he does not make the links explicit, the background Mr Huber sketches provides some important context for the suicides.
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"We can never say that all of these suicides we can definitively lay at the LDS Church's feet," she said.
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Schools say a decision in the family&aposs favor would place an unreasonable burden on untrained employees to stop suicides.
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There's a growing acceptance of the idea that reporting on suicides that don't have extraordinary news value can be counterproductive.
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Rising suicides are part of the profound transformations in the workplace that have taken place over the past 30 years.
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Japan's suicides have fallen from the 2003 peak to 20,598 while the rate dropped from 27 per 100,000 to 303.
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And it's also been the location of very few heartbreaking and grisly murder-suicides, at a total of just one.
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Compare that to 7.04 suicides per 100,000 people ages 13-18, or 17.39 per 100,000 for ages 18 to 113.
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Tools meant for showing the world as it happens have been harnessed to broadcast murders, rapes, suicides, and even torture.
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CNN newsgathering partner CBC News quoted an official as saying that he believes most cases were determined to be suicides.
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And suicides in general have increased 24 percent between 1999 and 2014, according to a CDC report released last year.
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"Nationally, there have been high-profile suicides and school districts trying to implement bully prevention programs," Ladd told Reuters Health.
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There were also no increases in suicides by other means, suggesting that people did not substitute other methods for firearms.
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In that same timeframe, the rate of suicides among boys increased by 28255 percent from 2741741 to 741741 per 100,000.
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If parents, teachers, administrators, guidance counselors, mentors, coaches, and religious leaders implemented more of these, more suicides could be prevented.
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A new study shows that suicides increased in the months following Robin Williams's death from suicide on August 22015, 21.
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In 2013 alone, 2,471 suicides in India were attributed to "failure in examination," according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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On April 22nd the CDC sorted the numbers another way, picking out the suicides and examining trends in self-destruction.
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Among females, the rate increased 53% from 533 suicides per 100,000 in 1999 to nearly 6 per 100,000 in 2017.
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Twenty-five states experienced a rise in suicides by more than 30%, according to a government report published this week.
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"Social and life and economic stressors are the ones that create the conditions for suicides to happen," one doctor said.
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Researchers have found this to be true not just with homicides but also suicides, domestic violence, and violence against police.
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A new study suggests, however, that same-sex marriage policies are associated with a decrease in teen suicides attempts overall.
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The RAND report, for one, found evidence that background checks are linked to a reduction in firearm homicides and suicides.
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In 2014, veterans accounted for 18 percent of suicides nationwide despite making up less than 9 percent of the population.
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