Starting in July, ‘988’ will direct people to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline By Colleen Hagerty / Apr 20, 2022
Mental health ‘first aid’ can give bystanders the skills to act in a crisis By Julia Hotz / Jun 7, 2021
Black youth have some of the highest suicide rates in America, and we’re only beginning to understand why By Rheeda Walker/The Conversation / Jan 24, 2020
A third of youth firearm deaths could be prevented without taking away a single gun By Kat Eschner / May 14, 2019
The CDC knows why U.S. life expectancy keeps dropping—but no one knows how to stop it By Sara Chodosh / Oct 31, 2019
A New Blood Test Can Predict Whether A Patient Will Have Suicidal Thoughts By Alexandra Ossola / Aug 20, 2015
Why suicide is on the rise in the U.S.—even as it falls in Europe By Steven Stack/The Conversation / Jul 2, 2018
National data says substance abuse is on the decline. These charts tell a different story. By Sara Chodosh / Mar 14, 2018
Foxconn Plans to Replace Its Gadget-Building Unhappy Human Workforce With 1 Million Robots By Rebecca Boyle / Aug 1, 2011