Types of self-harm behaviour among Chinese adolescents in Malaysia
Suicide statistics obtained from the World Health Organization in 2014 revealed that approximately one million people worldwide die from suicide every year which is equivalent to one death every 40 seconds. Since suicide rates throughout Asia are higher than in Western countries, it was hypothesized...
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