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“For me, it is like a tide: it is always there...”: a qualitative exploration of dynamic suicidal thoughts in autistic adolescents
Background Autistic young people are twice as likely to die by suicide than their non-autistic peers, but mechanisms driving this remain undefined. This study explored factors contributing to suicidal thoughts in adolescence (aged 11-15), alongside processes of coping and recovery. Methods We co
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