The new telephone for suicide prevention has answered a thousand calls on its first day
The 024, the new telephone that the Spanish Ministry of [...]
Vermont approves suicide by videoconference
Vermont just passed a law legalizing remote prescription of assisted [...]
Increase in number of non-assisted suicides in countries where assisted suicide is legal
David Albert Jones, director of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre, Oxford [...]
Loneliness before, during and after COVID-19. Is it an epidemic?
Updated 9/14/2021 Before addressing the continuous increase of loneliness in [...]
Upward trend in the incidence of suicides during the COVID-19 pandemic
Recent "WHO guidance" on suicide incidence during the COVID-19 pandemic [...]
Mental health of LGBTQ youth underestimated by the scientific community
"Prudence demanded from a large part of the scientific community, [...]
U.S. physicians have one of the highest rates of suicide of any profession
For the third annual observance of National Physician Suicide Awareness [...]
Less suicide by handguns in adolescents in some American states
Teen suicide prevention in the US has hopeful news In [...]
Mental Health Awareness Month. Last figures of suicide in the United States
Suicide continues to be a devastating public health problem in [...]
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The confusing terminology created by language engineering “medically assisted dying” (MAD) when referring to euthanasia and assisted suicide GalleryThe confusing terminology created by language engineering “medically assisted dying” (MAD) when referring to euthanasia and assisted suicide
Assisted Suicide, Bioethics, Coma Patients, Euthanasia, Medical Deontology, Palliative Care, SPECIAL REPORTS, Suicide
The confusing terminology created by language engineering “medically assisted dying” (MAD) when referring to euthanasia and assisted suicide
Along with the objective, medical and ethical problems posed by [...]