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Teens and suicide risk: Providing care and communication strategies with Dr. Anisha Abraham
Author(s)Drew Boxler, Anisha Abraham, MD, MPH
The concerning rise in teen suicide rates and how physicians can intervene
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Dr. Anisha Abraham, author of the book Raising Global Teens: A Practical Handbook for Parenting in the 21st Century, talks with Physician's Practice® about the concerning rise in teen suicide rates and how physicians can intervene.
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