An increased risk of suicidal ideation — thoughts of harming or killing oneself — in adolescents appears to be associated with recent victimization, such as by peers, sexual assault, and maltreatment, according to new research.
An increased risk of suicidal ideation — thoughts of harming or killing oneself — in adolescents appears to be associated with recent victimization, such as by peers, sexual assault, and maltreatment, according to new research.