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UNH Receives Nearly $3 Million to Study Impact of Youth Bystanders on Self-Directed Violence

University of New Hampshire

Nov 22, 2021

DURHAM, N.H.-Researchers at the University of New Hampshire will study the effect of adolescent bystanders who are exposed to other teens and young adults engaging in self-directed…

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