Youth and adult community member beliefs about Inupiat youth suicide and its prevention.
International Journal of Circumpolar HealthPublished 1 December 2006Open access
Lisa Wexler, Brenda Goodwin
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These differing adult and youth conceptions of youth suicide Prevention need to be aligned in order to create effective youth suicide prevention strategies for Inupiat and other Native populations.
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These differing adult and youth conceptions of youth suicide prevention need to be aligned in order to create effective youth suicide prevention strategies for Inupiat and other Native populations.
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