Suicide rates don't go up in the winter. They spike in the spring.

Suicide rates don't go up in the winter. They spike in the spring.
Prevailing cultural wisdom tells us that most suicides occur during the cold of winter, during the holiday season when people might be alone or depressed. But data suggests that isn't right.

May 13, 2016 at 11:45AM
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