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9 August, 2012

Military Suicide Research Consortium (MSRC) invites applications for a pre-conference research training day at 2013 American Association of Suicidology conference.
Published by SPRC: The Weekly Spark - Full Article
23 July, 2012

U. study: Combat puts soliders at high suicide, PTSD risk
Published by Salt Lake Tribune - Original Article
19 July, 2012

MSRC Members to present at 2012 APA Conference
Published by MSRC - Event Details
11 July, 2012

Study reveals top reason behind soldiers' suicides
Published by USA Today - Original Article
3 July, 2012

MSRC Announces Newly Funded Research
Published by MSRC
26 June, 2012

Secretary of Defense calls suicide research the 'fourth pillar'
Published by MSRC - Full Text of Sec. Panetta's Speech
21 June, 2012

MSRC's Craig Bryan: Study Offers Glimpse Into Suicide Motives
Published by Department of Defense - Original Article
21 June, 2012

MSRC Funded Research - Smartphones May Soon Join Battle Against Suicide
Published by Department of Defense - Original Article
12 June, 2012

MSRC's Jan Kemp featured in "Black Women Key to Easing Military Suicides?"
Published by National Journal - Original Article
10 June, 2012

MSRC's Caine, Joiner featured in "Does military's tough-guy culture keep suicidal soldiers from getting help?"
Published by Live Science - Original Article
5 June, 2012

4th Annual DoD/VA Suicide Prevention Conference, 2012
Published by Defense Centers for Excellence - Original Article
29 May, 2012

MSRC Member among Researchers Wrestling with Social Media Suicide Questions
Published by ReadWriteWeb - Original Article
20 May, 2012

MSRC's Peter Gutierrez featured in Newsweek's "Anthony Swofford on the Epidemic of Military Suicides"
Published by Newsweek - Full article
7 May, 2012

Guilt and shame linked to Soldiers’ suicide risks
Published by NorthwestMilitary.com - Original Article
5 May, 2012

MSRC's Timothy Lineberry, M.D., Presents at APA
Published by Mayo Clinic - More Information

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