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The relationship between suicide and line of duty deaths, including the challenges of determining causation.
Discussing methods of rapid suicide or homicide raises a tight cluster of legal and ethical problems that intersect clinical duty, research governance, media responsibility and criminal law: professio...
The claim that people living with chronic pain are two to three times more likely to die by suicide than those without pain is broadly supported by the peer-reviewed literature: multiple reviews and c...
Determinations that a death is “line‑of‑duty” hinge not on shorthand labels but on legal definitions, medical causation and administrative findings tying injury or trauma to the death — a process visi...