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Research demonstrates that intersectional discrimination increases suicide ideation in adults, implying a need for targeted prevention strategies.
The current results support the role of intersectional discrimination as a risk factor for suicide ideation and attempts, partly through increased depressive symptoms. Reducing persistent day-to-day discrimination and promoting human connection may be important targets for future suicide prevention strategies.
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