Kapusta and colleagues' (2003) assertions are disappointing. Method restriction can indeed provide effective suicide prevention. However, other researchers explicitly recognize the importance of nuance and caveat when applying method restriction strategies, openly acknowledging that research findings vary across (for instance) populations and sub-populations, methods, age groups, sexes, amd geographic locations. Some studies find substantial effects, others find little impact....
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