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Youth Suicide and Prevention

Victims and Suicide

System 'Failed' Suicidal Boy (10-4-2006)
Suicide Touches 57pc Of Youth (30-8-2005)
System Failures Linked To Suicides (19-7-2005)
New Bid To Halt Youth Suicide (17-4-2005)
Child Suicide Attempts (21-10-2003)
Suicide Syndrome
- Sex abuse linked to depression (28-12-1999)


Plea To Cut Suicide Rate

GREATER community understanding and co-operation could have prevented many of the 2363 suicides last year, the Australian Medical Association said yesterday.
Lack of community understanding about the treatments available and poorly resourced and distributed service systems were among major problems, AMA federal president Dr Bill Glasson said.
He said most mentally ill people received no treatment or poor treatment, he said.
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day.

Adelaide Advertiser
(10-9-2004)
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