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Armed Forces Public Health Conference
Suicide Warning Signs, Military Suicide Prevention at Real Warriors
If you are experiencing thoughts of suicide, know that you are not alone.
This study is now closed for data collection. Thank you to all of the military spouses, veterans and current members of the military who have supported this study. Your candid feedback helped make this research a success.
Resources
Suicide has increased dramatically in the military since the start of the global war on terrorism. Family members and military leaders are all working together to address the needs of our service members, and to get them the help and care that will restore their hope and relieve their stress.
CSTS: Suicide Facts: What Military Families Need to Know to Help Loved Ones Who May Be At Risk