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    Health & Medicine

    Listening to those held in immigration detention

    Refugees formerly detained on Nauru tell researchers about being dehumanised and feeling irreparably damaged

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    Health & Medicine

    Australia’s sub-standard reporting of refugee self-harm incidents

    Basic information is often missing on self-harm incidents among asylum-seekers making it difficult to tackle the problem, University of Melbourne research finds

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    Caring for those touched by suicide behaviour

    New research has quantified the risk of suicide behaviour influencing suicide behaviour in others and found that the specific type of behaviour is an important variable

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