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First published 2015-6

Which substance is most dangerous? Perceived harm ratings among students in urban and rural Norway

Willy Pedersen, Tilmann Von Soest

Scandinavian Journal of Public Health

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First published 2012-6

Base-Rate Information in Consumer Attributions of Product-Harm Crises

Jing Lei, Niraj Dawar, Zeynep Gürhan-Canli

Journal of Marketing Research

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First published 2015-6

European rating of drug harms

Jan van Amsterdam, David Nutt, Lawrence Phillips [...]

Journal of Psychopharmacology

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Other

First published 2003-12

Inception Rates of Deliberate Self-Harm among Adolescents in West London

Dinesh Bhugra, Neil Thompson, Jayshree Singh [...]

International Journal of Social Psychiatry

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First published 2025-12

From crime rates to crime harm: Understanding the role of social development in Mexico city

Carlos Vilalta, Oscar Sanchez-Siordia, Pablo Lopez-Ramirez [...]

The Police Journal: Theory,Practice and Principles

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Meeting report

First published 2019-10

A Systems Approach to Reducing the Rate of Pediatric Device-Related Pressure Injury and Reducing Harm

Laura Bennett, Amanda Waits, Jennifer Gronauer [...]

Respiratory Care

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First published 2019-11

Changing Rates of Self-Harm and Mental Disorders by Sex in Youths Presenting to Ontario Emergency Departments: Repeated Cross-Sectional Study

William Gardner, Kathleen Pajer, Paula Cloutier [...]

The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry

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First published 2022-12

Point of view: Could social media use be contributing to rising rates of deliberate self-harm and suicide in Australian youth populations?

Beatrice Webb, Jeffrey CL Looi, Stephen Allison [...]

Australasian Psychiatry

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First published 2021-1

“There Is So Much More for Us to Lose If We Were to Kill Ourselves”: Understanding Paradoxically Low Rates of Self-Harm in a Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Community in London

Catherine Polling, Charlotte Woodhead, Hannah Harwood [...]

Qualitative Health Research

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First published 2011-12

A Bottle of Beer,a Glass of Wine,or a Shot of Whiskey? Can the Rate of Alcohol-Induced Harm Be Affected by Altering the Population's Beverage Choices?

Pia Mäkelä, Matilda Hellman, William C. Kerr [...]

Contemporary Drug Problems

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