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The ‘stoic’ stereotype and its impact on men’s mental health

The ‘stoic’ stereotype and its impact on men’s mental health

As the rate of suicide among Australian men continues to climb, there are increasing calls to reconsider how we define ‘successful’ masculinity.


Sharp increase in deaths from suicide sparks calls for nationwide prevention plan

Sharp increase in deaths from suicide sparks calls for nationwide prevention plan

The Director of the Black Dog Institute says the rise in Australia’s suicide rate can be tackled with a nationwide evidence-based prevention plan.


Social media, suicide risk and support

Social media, suicide risk and support

There is significant concern regarding people posting about suicide on social media. But what if such posts could be used to identify at-risk people and give them the help they need?


No need to suffer in silence: Changing attitudes to discussing suicide

No need to suffer in silence: Changing attitudes to discussing suicide

The long-held belief that the topic of suicide should not be discussed openly is beginning to change, as long as it is handled with sensitivity.


Suicide among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people may be higher than reported

Suicide among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people may be higher than reported

We may be underestimating the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have committed suicide because the data doesn't include people whose Indigenous status is uncertain, according to Australian experts.


Government to provide more mental health funding for rural and remote Australia

Government to provide more mental health funding for rural and remote Australia

The Federal Government has said it will provide funding in order to support the mental health of farmers, miners and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in rural and remote areas.


Pioneering suicide-prevention trial extended

Pioneering suicide-prevention trial extended

A nationwide suicide-prevention trial will be extended until 2020 in a bid to discover the best approaches to help stem the annual loss of 3000 Australian lives.


Lifeline boost indicates positive direction for mental health funding

Lifeline boost indicates positive direction for mental health funding

The Federal Government has allocated $33.8 million in additional funding to phone counselling and suicide-prevention service Lifeline as part of its commitment to supporting mental health in Australia.


Helping those who help others: New resource for GP self-care

Helping those who help others: New resource for GP self-care

The provision of healthcare can be as stressful as it is rewarding, and a new RACGP resource helps provide GPs with access to services relating to self-care and mental wellbeing.


Medical students and the issue of suicide

Medical students and the issue of suicide

Australia’s medical student community is experiencing a suicide problem, the President of the Australian Medical Students Association (AMSA) told newsGP.


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