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World Suicide Prevention Day 2025: Doctor Shares Warning Signs, Coping Skills
On World Suicide Prevention Day 2025, Dr. Pallavi Sharma, MD Psychiatry at Fortis Escorts New Delhi, stresses that suicide is preventable with awareness, compassion, and timely intervention.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Importance Of Recognising Symptoms And Signs Of Common Mental Disorders
This article explores the significance of recognising the symptoms and signs of common mental disorders, which is fundamental in the efforts to prevent suicide.
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More Young People Die By Suicide In India, Say Experts
New Delhi, Sep 10 (IANS) More young people die by suicide in India than in other countries, said experts on World Suicide Prevention Day on Tuesday.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2022: Theme, Significance, How To Identify If Someone Is Suicidal & What Can You Do
World Suicide Prevention Day 2022: WSPD is celebrated to help raise awareness towards suicide cases and help lower the rates of suicide.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Don't Miss These Warning Signs Of Suicidal Behaviour In A Loved One
World Suicide Prevention Day 2021: Never dismiss someone who talks about suicide or dying. Do not think of it as attention seeking behaviour but remember, it can be a cry for help.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2021: Expert Shares Tips To Cope With Suicidal Thoughts
World Suicide Prevention Day is observed on 10 September every year with an aim to raise awareness about suicide prevention.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2020: Suicides Are Preventable, Expert Explains How
World Suicide Prevention Day 2020 tries to create awareness about suicide prevention and how to help your loved ones to fight suicidal thoughts. Read here to know more about suicide prevention.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2020: Warning Signs Of Suicide You Must Not Ignore
World Suicide Prevention Day 10th September 2020: If a person gets feelings of helplessness, hopelessness and worthlessness, it may progress to suicidal thoughts and tendencies and must not be ignored.
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Suicide Kills One Person Every 40 Seconds, Says World Health Organisation
World Suicide Day 2019: Suicide Prevention Day: Suicide was the second leading cause of death among young people aged between 15 and 29, after road injury, said World Health Organisation (WHO).
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2019: Tips To Manage Impulsive Suicidal Thoughts
Suicide Prevention Day 2019: Studies suggest that impulse is the primary reason for people committing suicide. Read here to know how committing suicide can lead to poor consequences for the person in question, and his/her entire family.
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Facebook Ties Up With Samaritans To Prevent Suicides
Ahead of the World Suicide Prevention Day which falls on September 10, social networking giant Facebook has joined hands with support service Samaritans to launch a series of suicide prevention tools.
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Indian-Origin Student Raises Mental Health Awareness in the US
An Indian-origin student from North Carolina State University has been raising awareness among students, faculty and administrators about mental health issues.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2025: Doctor Shares Warning Signs, Coping Skills
On World Suicide Prevention Day 2025, Dr. Pallavi Sharma, MD Psychiatry at Fortis Escorts New Delhi, stresses that suicide is preventable with awareness, compassion, and timely intervention.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Importance Of Recognising Symptoms And Signs Of Common Mental Disorders
This article explores the significance of recognising the symptoms and signs of common mental disorders, which is fundamental in the efforts to prevent suicide.
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More Young People Die By Suicide In India, Say Experts
New Delhi, Sep 10 (IANS) More young people die by suicide in India than in other countries, said experts on World Suicide Prevention Day on Tuesday.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2022: Theme, Significance, How To Identify If Someone Is Suicidal & What Can You Do
World Suicide Prevention Day 2022: WSPD is celebrated to help raise awareness towards suicide cases and help lower the rates of suicide.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Don't Miss These Warning Signs Of Suicidal Behaviour In A Loved One
World Suicide Prevention Day 2021: Never dismiss someone who talks about suicide or dying. Do not think of it as attention seeking behaviour but remember, it can be a cry for help.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2021: Expert Shares Tips To Cope With Suicidal Thoughts
World Suicide Prevention Day is observed on 10 September every year with an aim to raise awareness about suicide prevention.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2020: Suicides Are Preventable, Expert Explains How
World Suicide Prevention Day 2020 tries to create awareness about suicide prevention and how to help your loved ones to fight suicidal thoughts. Read here to know more about suicide prevention.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2020: Warning Signs Of Suicide You Must Not Ignore
World Suicide Prevention Day 10th September 2020: If a person gets feelings of helplessness, hopelessness and worthlessness, it may progress to suicidal thoughts and tendencies and must not be ignored.
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Suicide Kills One Person Every 40 Seconds, Says World Health Organisation
World Suicide Day 2019: Suicide Prevention Day: Suicide was the second leading cause of death among young people aged between 15 and 29, after road injury, said World Health Organisation (WHO).
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2019: Tips To Manage Impulsive Suicidal Thoughts
Suicide Prevention Day 2019: Studies suggest that impulse is the primary reason for people committing suicide. Read here to know how committing suicide can lead to poor consequences for the person in question, and his/her entire family.
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Facebook Ties Up With Samaritans To Prevent Suicides
Ahead of the World Suicide Prevention Day which falls on September 10, social networking giant Facebook has joined hands with support service Samaritans to launch a series of suicide prevention tools.
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Indian-Origin Student Raises Mental Health Awareness in the US
An Indian-origin student from North Carolina State University has been raising awareness among students, faculty and administrators about mental health issues.
