Suicide Prevention Research

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Report: 20 Percent of US Adults Experienced Mental Illness in the Past Year

Do Opioids Raise or Lower Risk of Suicide?

'We can always do more:' Checking in on NC State suicide prevention efforts after tragic year

Survey Reveals Increasing Availability and Utility of School Safety Tip Lines in U.S. Public Schools

Understanding Black Youth Suicide: Steps Toward Prevention

National Report Finds One-in-Five Americans Experienced Mental Illness in the Past Year

New paper: Developmental psychopathology principles important in understanding suicide and self-Injury-related behaviors in youth

New Study Highlights Reimbursement Disparities for Mental Health Services in Insurance Networks

Paper Offers Policy Recommendations to Mitigate Behavioral Health Consequences of COVID-19 Financial Crisis

Suicides involving opioids have doubled

CDC: Child, teen suicide rates fell in 2022

As students move in, NC State puts more mental health resources in place after tragic year

Study estimates 1,900 arrest-related deaths occurred in US between June 2015-May 2016

Study: LGBTQ+ individuals at high risk to be victims of violence

Protecting adolescent mental health offers lifelong health and economic benefits

RTI to develop program to improve mental health and reduce suicide risk for new Veterans

JAMA paper says more research is needed to optimize crisis hotlines, including “988” suicide prevention line

RTI Wins Four CDC Awards to Enhance Violence Prevention Programs