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Caring letters did not reduce the occurrence of suicide attempts among veterans who called a crisis hotline, a large study has found. But the letters, sent for one year after the former military service members reached out for help, did spur callers to use Veterans Health Administration mental health resources.
Caring letters did not reduce the occurrence of suicide attempts among veterans who called a crisis hotline, a large study has found. But the letters, sent for one year after the former military service members reached out for help, did spur callers to use Veterans Health Administration mental health resources.










