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If a Afflicted Person Claims Not to Have Suicidal Intentions, Do You Have to Believe Him?

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Despite decades of research on suicide prevention, it is still very difficult to know if anyone will try to die for this cause.
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If a Afflicted Person Claims Not to Have Suicidal Intentions, Do You Have to Believe Him?

Despite decades of research on suicide prevention, it is still very difficult to know if anyone will try to die for this cause.

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Vanguardia broke the news in on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
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