New state poison exposure data shows alarming jump in self-harm and suspected suicides in children
From 2019 to 2021, cases of self-harm or suspected suicide increased 58% in patients ages 6-12 years and 37% in patients ages 13-17 years, according to the WA Poison Center. The agency said it?s likely an underrepresentation of adolescent self-harm and suspected suicide in Washington.
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