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If the coming Olympic games handed out gold medals for news coverage of medical topics, the coveted podium in a winner-takes-all contest would likely be a lonely place.

Multiple cohorts of health care professions, including registered nurses and social/behavioral workers, are at greater risk of suicide than the general population, according to new data.

Healthcare workers had a significantly higher risk of suicide compared to non-healthcare workers, even before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Compared with people who don't work in the medical field, healthcare workers face an increased risk of suicide.

New data from Sweden conflict with previous register-based research showing a “substantially” increased risk of mania among antidepressant-treated pediatric patients with unipolar depression.

And healthcare work appears more closely tied to increased suicide risk in women than men

(CNN) — Compared with people who don’t work in the medical field, health care workers face an increased risk of suicide, especially registered nurses, health care support workers and health

(CNN) — Compared with people who don’t work in the medical field, health care workers face an increased risk of suicide, especially registered nurses, health care support workers and health

New study shows that healthcare workers such as registered nurses, healthcare support workers and health technicians are more likely to die by suicide than the

Pre-pandemic study finds that RNs and others faced elevated risks