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SCOUT· 34%38m·2026-09-16·ScienceThe Science of Suicide Prevention, with Matthew Nock, PhD
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The U.S. suicide rate today is almost identical to what it was a century ago, even as death rates from many other causes have dropped. Matthew Nock, PhD, of Harvard University, discusses why it’s so hard to predict who will act on suicidal thoughts -- and when; how new tools, from electronic health records to…
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