24HR Risk for Suicide Attempts in Adolescents (24 HR Warning)

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24HR Risk for Suicide Attempts in Adolescents (24 HR Warning)

Health Condition: Suicide
Health Impact Domain: -

Summary

Determine the warning signs for suicide attempts by examining differences between adolescent suicide attempters and matched non-attempters and to determine which 24-hour warning signs are most commonly associated with suicide attempts for subgroups of adolescents.

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