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Wednesday Weekly: 72% of students seeking care report self-harm
Digest Newsletter · Oct 14, 2026
Wednesday Weekly: 72% of students seeking care report self-harm

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72% — Amaha reports that 72% of students seeking mental healthcare say they experienced thoughts of self-harm.

Mental Health

Mental Health

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