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Confronting Suicide: Asian-American Women Suicide is the second leading cause of death among young Asian-American women. Aruna Jha from the Asian American Suicide Prevention Initiative is joined by another researcher to offer an in-depth look behind the trend.
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Confronting Suicide: Asian-American Women

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Confronting Suicide: Asian-American Women

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Behind accidents, research indicates that most young Asian American women die at their own hands. Aruna Jha from the Asian American Suicide Prevention Initiative is joined by researcher Eliza Noh to offer an in-depth look behind the trend.