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1	SUICIDE AND RELATED PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENCE
2	1 EPIDEMIOLOGY
3	LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH IN 15- TO 19-YEAR-OLDS — U N I T E D S T A T E S, 2001 —
4	SUICIDE METHODS: CHILDREN AND OTHERS — % O F A L L S U I C I D E S, U N I T E D S T A T E S, 2000 —
5	SUICIDE RATES BY RACE PER 100,000 LIVING POPULATION — U N I T E D S T A T E S , A L L A G E S, 2001 —
6	SUICIDE RATES DURING ADOLESCENCE — U N I T E D S T A T E S , A G E S 10–24, 2001 —
7	TEEN SUICIDE RATES IN COUNTRIES WITH EFFECTIVE REPORTING — M A L E S A G E 15–19 —
8	TEEN SUICIDE RATES IN COUNTRIES WITH EFFECTIVE REPORTING — F E M A L E S A G E 15–19 —
9	FREQUENCY OF SUICIDAL IDEATION AND ATTEMPTS — U.S. HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS, AGE 15–19, YRBS —— (2001, N=13,601)
10	TEEN ATTEMPTERS ATTEMPTS PER YEAR (2001, YRBS, N=13,601)
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12	HOW ARE SUICIDAL ADOLESCENTS EXCLUDED FROM PSYCHOPHARM STUDIES?
13	20TH-CENTURY - CHANGES IN YOUTH SUICIDE RATES — U N I T E D S T A T E S , A G E S 15–24 —
14	2 CAUSES OF SUICIDE
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16	MOST COMMON DIAGNOSES IN TEEN SUICIDESS
17	SUICIDALITY IN DEPRESSED CHILDREN AND TEENS
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19	HOW SUICIDES OCCUR — P A T H W A Y S T O A N D F R O M I D E A T I O N —
20	3 CHANGING RATES
21	20TH-CENTURY - CHANGES IN YOUTH SUICIDE RATES — U N I T E D S T A T E S , A G E S 15–24 —
22	TEEN SUICIDE RATES IN INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS — M A L E S 15–24, 1988–2001 —
23	POSSIBLE REASONS FOR DECLINING SUICIDE RATES 1
24	POSSIBLE REASONS FOR DECLINING SUICIDE RATES 2
25	POSSIBLE REASONS FOR DECLINING SUICIDE RATES 3
26	4 TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS
27	EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS — M E T A - A N A L Y S I S O F 2 3 R C T s — Outcome = Repeated Attempts
28	TEENS WHO SUICIDE RECEIVE LESS TREATMENT THAN ADULTS
29	DEPRESSED TEENS WHO COMMIT SUICIDE DO NOT TAKE THEIR MEDICATIONS — U T A H Y O U T H S U I C I D E S T U D Y, N = 49 —
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