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Predictors of suicides occurring within suicide clusters in Australia, 2004–2008

Cheung et al., 2014

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1474039561238670539
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Cheung Y
Spittal M
Williamson M
Tung S
Pirkis J
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Social Science & Medicine

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A number of studies have investigated the presence of suicide clusters, but few have sought to identify risk and protective factors of a suicide occurring within a cluster. We aimed to identify socio-demographic and contextual characteristics of suicide clusters from national …
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