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. 2016 May;75(5):144-7.

Insights in Public Health: Safe Messaging for Youth-Led Suicide Prevention Awareness: Examples from Hawai'i

Jane J Chung-Do  1 , Deborah A Goebert  1 , Kris Bifulco  1 , Jeanelle Sugimoto-Matsuda  1 , JoAnne Balberde-Kamali'i  1 , Dane Ka'ae  1 , Leslie Lau Hee  1 , Larry Walter  1
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Insights in Public Health: Safe Messaging for Youth-Led Suicide Prevention Awareness: Examples from Hawai'i

Jane J Chung-Do et al. Hawaii J Med Public Health. 2016 May.
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The TOPS youth leaders of Kahuku at their community walk for suicide prevention
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