Suicide Rates On The Rise For Middle Aged Americans
The Center for Disease Control put out a report stating that suicide rates among American's aged 35-64 has risen 28% over the past ten years.
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The Center for Disease Control put out a report stating that suicide rates among American's aged 35-64 has risen 28% over the past ten years.
Don't blame us, it's science. At least according to a one doctor.
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Blisters, cramps, dehydration, maybe a heart attack, but an explosion is generally not the first thing first responders prepare for when working a marathon.
