Interventions to prevent self-harm: what does the evidence say?
Self-harm is a major public health concern and a risk factor for future suicide. It predominantly occurs in young people with around 65% of self-harm occurring before the age of 35. Self-harm causes distress to families and is associated with poorer educational outcomes as well as increased health a...
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BMJ Publishing Group
2016
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