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Study Says Partner’s Suicide Raises Person’s Own Risk

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Study Says Partner’s Suicide Raises Person’s Own Risk

Partners of people who have committed suicide have a higher risk of taking their own lives, according to research published Thursday.

Men who lost a partner to suicide were 46 times as likely to kill themselves, which is …

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Study Says Partner’s Suicide Raises Person’s Own Risk

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  1. This data does not surprise me. I’m fairly certain research would also say the method would be much more violent for men. Why is research money spent confirming information and conclusions already reached or at the least already evident? It seems though I can’t recall when there was research that indicated when a family member committed suicide the risk of suicide increased.

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