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People who talk about suicide are unlikely to act on it.
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Talking about suicide increases the likelihood of someone attempting it.
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Men are more likely to die by suicide, but women are more likely to attempt it.
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Children and teenagers are too young to experience suicidal thoughts.
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Asking someone if they’re thinking about suicide can help prevent it.
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Suicide prevention is only possible through professional intervention.
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Suicidal ideation often stems from feelings of hopelessness or being a burden.
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You need to be a mental health professional to help someone who is suicidal.
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