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ESPN’s new documentary “Save: The Katie Meyer Story” offers an intimate look at the life and tragic death of former Stanford soccer captain Katie Meyer. The documentary explores not only Katie’s accomplishments—her pivotal role in Stanford’s 2019 national championship and her dreams of Stanford Law—but also the crushing weight she faced after learning she might […]

I noticed in this item today that Estonia’s Supreme Court has declared individuals have a right to end their own lives. The court acquitted a man who provided a suicide device and emphasized that every competent person can choose to end their life voluntarily. The ruling flagged the lack of clear legal frameworks and the

More police officers in the United States are dying by suicide than in the line of duty. Recent reports highlight that, on average, about 184 law enforcement officers die by suicide each year, a number that has exceeded line-of-duty deaths for several years.  First responders carry a load that not many of us can understand,

Researchers have made a significant breakthrough in understanding suicide risk factors across America. Scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia University have used machine learning (or artificial intelligence) to identify three distinct social and economic profiles associated with higher suicide risk across U.S. counties. This groundbreaking research, published in Nature Mental Health on May 12,

I am so happy to see NASCAR driver Daniel Dye’s efforts off the track to prevent suicide are making a huge impact. While Daniel is known for his achievements behind the wheel, it’s his “Race to Stop Suicide” campaign that stands out for us—a movement born from personal tragedy after he lost his cousin to