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Researchers at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute are leading the largest genetic study of suicide in the world. Twenty-two countries are participating in the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium.

A Spanish Fork man serving a prison sentence for assisting a classmates suicide is now taking steps to appeal his conviction. The Utah Court of Appeals is considering the case.

A Cache Valley family is trying to spread the word about help for suicide prevention and bring some positive change from their own horrible tragedy.

Drivers using Garner Lane should use caution starting Thursday, as access to the road will be relocated. According to the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), access to Garner Ln.

A Utah family is continuing their sons cleanup legacy and using it as an opportunity to address the stigma surrounding suicide.

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Some Cache County business owners are trying to give gun owners a safe space to store their weapons while struggling with mental health challenges.

A husband and wife are hoping to help others with a nonprofit they created to assist families in the aftermath of a suicide, after going through the trial themselves.

Two women who work for a care facility in Orem were charged with aggravated abuse of a patient who died by suicide.