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As risk continues to rise for young students, education and health leaders created a universal resource for moments of crisis.
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The Maryland Department of Health is partnering with The Trevor Project to give local leaders the tools they need to prevent staggering suicide rates among LGBTQ+ teens.
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A fee on cell phones will bring in more than $25 million a year.
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The law requires gun shops to hand out literature on suicide and domestic violence prevention.
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Behavior Health System Baltimore laid out its legislative priorities as lawmakers return to work.
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988, the three-digit number for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, launched nationwide one year ago. How is it working in Maryland?
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Residents can receive up to two locks from three library branches across Anne Arundel County.
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A judge ruled that gun shops must provide pamphlets on suicide prevention, however, the retailers are appealing the decision.
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Maryland would join three other states including neighboring Virginia in passing Donna’s Law, a suicide prevention bill
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Supporters say the list, where someone could voluntary enroll themselves, is a suicide prevention matter.