5 Steps Toward Ending Military Suicides
Briefly

The Department of Defense reported a 6% increase in military suicides from 2022 to 2023, rising from 493 to 523, indicating a troubling long-term trend.
The case in Israel shows potential solutions; when soldiers were prohibited from taking their guns home, suicides dropped by 40%, showcasing that policy changes can have significant impacts.
It’s vital for the military to evaluate all returning troops for suicide risk, rather than only those who reach out for help, emphasizing proactive support.
Read at Psychology Today
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