Study finds suicide prevention strategies work

Strategies for tackling suicide have led to falling death rates in England and Wales, a study has found.

Health authorities that implemented recommendations saw suicide rates fall between 1997 and 2006.

In contrast, those that did not introduce them saw little change.

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