A new study in a journal for JAMA Internal Medicine showed internet searches for suicide and suicide attempts spiked dramatically after Netflix맥스카지노�s March 2017 release of 13 Reasons Why, the controversial show that ultimately ends with the main character Hannah Baker dying of suicide.Cumulatively, searches for suicide-related topics surged 19 percent in the 19 days after the show dropped. Specifically, 맥스카지노�how to commit suicide맥스카지노� searches increased 26 percent, 맥스카지노�commit suicide맥스카지노� increased 18 percent, and 맥스카지노�how to kill yourself맥스카지노� increased 9 percent.Other terms that spiked were 맥스카지노�suicide hotline number맥스카지노� (a 21 percent increase in searches) and 맥스카지노�teen suicide맥스카지노� (a 34 percent spike).The researchers wrote it was 맥스카지노�unclear맥스카지노� if any of the searches actually led to suicide attempts, but that 맥스카지노�suicide search trends are correlated with actual suicides, media coverage of suicides concur with increased suicide attempts, and searches for precise suicide methods increased after the series맥스카지노� release.맥스카지노�President of the Child Mind Institute Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz told NBC News the study led him to believe the 맥스카지노�cost-benefit ratio isn't worth it." He warned "Suicide in teenagers is contagious. Period.맥스카지노�If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).