suicide

Anna Mehler Paperny: Hospitals are supposed to be places where you receive care and are kept safe. But that’s not true for everyone.

Pondering his brother’s death, an author asks if Boomers are pre-programmed to end their own lives in his new book, ‘To The River: Losing My Brother’

Before You Go: Some of Daphnée Lévesque’s loved ones suffer from mental illness, and have tried to take their own lives—a struggle she understands firsthand. Still, she holds hope.

Artificial intelligence technology is here to stay in suicide screening and intervention, but there are obstacles to address

People who die from mental illness—including those who die by suicide—deserve to be afforded the same dignity as people who die from any other disease

How remote Bella Bella emerged from its ‘dark time’ by reconnecting troubled youth with the land

Why suicide researchers have a potentially important perspective on the debate over assisted dying

John Geddes on the legal and ethical conundrum handed to the federal government by the Supreme Court’s historic decision

Data shows that it’s just a matter of time before guns kill more Americans than cars do

The award-winning author is pleased Canadians are talking, but she is nudging the conversation along.

A single human gene seems to indicate whether a patient has an elevated risk for suicide

Advice from a woman who couldn’t find help on campus