News in Brief Why Macho Men Still Won’t Seek Out Help In the Western United States, middle-aged men are self-reliant to a fault, which may partially explain the region’s… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Youth Suicides in Utah Are on the Rise State officials aren’t sure exactly why, but there are several likely culprits — and targets for intervention. By Kate Wheeling… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How Physician-Assisted Suicide Happens Around the World A new review brings some evidence to a practice that’s been controversial for decades. By Francie Diep (Photo:… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Why Are Americans Killing Themselves? The national suicide rate is at its highest in nearly 30 years. Why? By Jared Keller (Photo: Silvia… Pacific Standard Staff
Environment What Happens When You Tell Siri You’re Depressed? A look at whether smartphone assistants know to recognize and respond when their owners are in acute distress. Francie Diep
Social Justice Grieving Suicides Increases the Likelihood of a Suicide Attempt Research finds that grieving suicides puts individuals at heightened risk for attempting suicide themselves. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice ‘The Forest’ Plays Suicide for Cheap Scares The latest horror film "based on a true story" is a case study in culturally insensitive Hollywood marketing. Damian Alexander
Social Justice Adrian Robinson Jr. and the NFL’s Multifaceted Concussion Problem The science behind football brain injuries. Madeleine Thomas
Education The Danger of Being the Youngest Kid in Class A Japanese study finds suicide is more common among students with birthdays just prior to school eligibility cutoff dates. Nathan Collins
Social Justice Greek Like Me: Confessions of a Florida Fraternity Brother The frat code held us together—until it kept us from saving a life. Mike Riggs