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Peers of suicide victims more likely to think about killing themselves

Peers of suicide victims more likely to think about killing themselves

Posted 8:49 PM 5/21/2013 by Michelle Castillo - CBS News

Children and teens who had a peer commit suicide may be more likely to think about and attempt suicide themselves, an effect that appears to be more pronounced in younger kids.

The phenomenon, which is known as "suicide contagion," was shown to last two years or more after a peer's death (More)

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