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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Honors Leading Researchers

/PRNewswire/ -- The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), the largest private funder of suicide prevention research globally, will honor its 2024...

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Deepens Awareness of #TalkAwayTheDark and Launches New Guide to Have Difficult Conversations During Mental Health Awareness Month

/PRNewswire/ -- This Mental Health Awareness Month, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is empowering people to have brave conversations...

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Deepens Awareness of #TalkAwayTheDark and Launches New Guide to Have Difficult Conversations During Mental Health Awareness Month

Inside AI's Efforts to Stop Suicide on Social Media

Social media platforms and startups are using AI to detect, and hopefully prevent, suicidal behavior online.

6 Strategies to Unlock Good Sleep While Managing Depression

Depression and sleep are connected more than you realize. Examining your sleep habits is a good place to start addressing your depressive symptoms.

The Golden Gate Bridge is finally getting a safety net: 'It might have saved my son's life' | San Francisco

Parents who lost their children to suicide have spent years fighting for a barrier. Its completion brings reflection on<strong> </strong>heartbreaking loss – and a hope for a different future

Suicides in U.S. hit historic high in 2022, driven by increase among older adults – "We don't know why the rate has been going up" – Desdemona Despair

US Records Highest-Ever Suicide Rate in 2022 with Over 49,000 Deaths: CDC

The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) reported a disturbing number of suicides last year, prompting calls for mental health campaigns.

Suicide rates rose in 2022 overall but declined for teens and young adults

Suicide deaths reached a record high in 2022: Here's why rates are higher in men

Women are twice as likely as men to experience major depression, but only a fourth as likely as men to die by suicide.