Watch this webinar with Drs. Jennifer Johnson and Faye S. Taxman for a discussion on results from their study exploring evidence-based...

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As a leading cause of death for people under the age of 65, suicide risk increases for those within a jail or carceral setting, even for just one night. Justice-involved individuals who experience mental health disorders, including substance use disorder (SUD), are five times more likely to consider suicide than the general public.  In this Ask the Expert series, Dr. Lauren Weinstock discusses the importance of identifying suicide risk, specifically in jails, and how doing so

Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention is the flagship suicide prevention education program by the American Foundation...

The NCHATS Data and Analytics Workstream provides expertise in study design, health economics, and biomedical informatics to support...

Caring Contacts is an evidence-based approach that has effectively and cost-effectively reduced suicide deaths suicide attempts.