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Medical Conditions - Repeated Suicidal Behavior

Repeated suicidal behavior is a state of multiple suicide attempts. It is exhibited at higher levels of significant depression, hopelessness, anger, aggression, impulsivity, borderline personality traits, and family history of alcoholism or depression than in psychiatric patients who did not attempt suicide.

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