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Study shows ‘rare bright spot’ for suicide prevention using Colorado-based strategy

A peer-based program cuts suicide attempts by almost a third, according to study.

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A new study shows a peer-led suicide prevention program in schools reduced suicide attempts by high school students by nearly a third.