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Suicide Rate Linked to Mental Health Care

Researchers from the University of Manchester have discovered for the first time that suicide rates have come down after authorities introduced 24-hour crisis teams and other health measures in England and Wales.

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With thanks to International Business Times online.

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Category : Department of Health, Mental Health Professionals, Mental Health Research, Mental health statistics, NHS Foundation Trusts, self-harm, Suicide, Treatment.
Tags: Carers, Government, health care, mental health, Mental Illness, NHS, Research, services, Statistics, Suicide.
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