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  • Past Issues 2015-2018
    • Volume 1
    • Volume 2
    • Volume 3
    • Vol 4, Issue 1
      • 1- Editorial: intervention or prevention, DHH, 4(1), 2017.
      • 2- Shahtahmasebi: A working model of suicide prevention, DHH, 4(1), 2017
      • 3- TeApatu & Shahtahmasebi: Suicide prevention for Maori, DHH, 4(1), 2017
      • 4- McDonald & Liddell: Flipped Learning, DHH, 4(1), 2017
    • Vol 4, Issue 2
      • 1- Editorial: Dynamics of human behaviour, DHH, 4(2), 2017
      • 2- Fitzgerald & Pridmore: Funding for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, DHH, 4(2), 2017
      • 3- Wain et al: Youth Alert! – DHH, 4(2), 2017
      • 4- Shahtahmasebi: the suicide conspiracy, DHH, 4(2), 2017.
    • Vol 4, Issue 3
      • 1-Editorial: record suicide numbers, DHH, 4(3), 2017.
      • 2- Latta et al: Teen sexual activity, DHH, 4(3), 2017.
      • 3- Pridmore et al: Tedium vitae suicide, DHH, 4(3), 2017.
      • 4- Pridmore &Pridmore: suicide in pictures, DHH, 4(3), 2017.
    • Vol 4, Issue 4
      • 1-Editorial, DHH, 4(4), 2017.
      • 2-Pridmore & Pridmore: ‘Suicide is preventable’ is cant, DHH, 4(4), 2017.
      • 3-S. Shahtahmasebi: How to prevent suicide, DHH, 4(4), 2017.
      • 4-Latta et al: Teens sexual activity, DHH, 4(4), 2017.
      • 5- Z. Shahtahmasebi: Reporting suicide, DHH, 4(4), 2017.
    • Vol 5, Issue 1
      • 1- Editorial
      • 2- Omar: Making it to adulthood
      • 3- Shahtahmasebi: Statisticians and suicide prevention
      • 4- Pridmore: Suicide according to Zola
      • 5- Turner: School initiated suicide prevention
    • Vol 5, Issue 2
      • 1-Editorial: Dynamics of suicide prevention
      • 2- Proaño & Omar: trauma in adolescents
      • 3-Shahtahmasebi: Bipolar and suicide risk
      • 4- Shahtahmasebi: Psychiatry & Statistics
      • 5- Berridge: Paper I – Statistical modelling
    • Vol 5, Issue 3
      • 1- Editorial: Prevention or intervention
      • 2-Omar & Shahtahmasebi: Making it to adulthood (2)
      • 3- Pridmore & Pridmore: Suicide in Dr Zhivago
      • 4- Saxby Pridmore: Socrates and suicide
      • 5- Bernadette Cassidy: the art of recovery
      • 6- Announcements
    • Vol 5, Issue 4
      • 1- Editorial: the blame game
      • 2- Commentary: suicide in the Economist
      • 3- Suicide: who to blame?
      • 4- Book project update
      • 5- What is evidence: Teenage smoking
      • 6- Statistical modelling (paper 2)
  • Past Issues 2019-
    • Vol 6, Issue 1
      • 1- Editorial
      • 2- S. Pridmore: People’s choices
      • 3- Shahtahmasebi: Suicide debate – Part I
      • 4- Shahtahmasebi: Suicide Debate – Part II
      • 5- D. Berridge: Statistical Modelling
      • 6-S. Pridmore: Letter
    • Vol 6, Issue 2
      • 1- Editorial: A “wellbeing” approach?
      • 2-Pridmore: Interpersonal Theory of Suicide
      • 3- Pridmore: Les Misérables
      • 4- Shahtahmasebi: A “wellbeing budget
    • Vol 6, Issue 3
      • 1- Editorial: NZ suicide numbers record high
      • 2-Pridmore: Dear PM
      • 3- Shahtahmasebi: modelling prevention
      • 4- Pridmore: suicide of 2 Russian soldiers
      • 5- Letters
    • Vol 6, Issue 4
      • 1- Editorial: Old age; suicide
      • 2-Shahtahmasebi: survival in old age
      • 3- Pridmore et al: Suicide by cop
      • 4- Srivastava et al: Tuberculosis
      • 5- Pridmore et al: greatest minds
    • Vol 7, Issue 1
      • 1- Shahtahmasebi: When is a fact not a fact
      • 2- Pridmore: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
      • 3- Shahtahmasebi: Survival in old age
      • 4- Johnson & Omar: Menstrual Suppression
    • Vol 7, Issue 2
      • 1- Editorial: COVID-19
      • 2- Pridmore: 1001 night
      • 3- Agnihotri & Kant: Asthma & Yoga
      • 4- Allabadi et al.: Covid-19 & Palestinian adolescents
      • 5- Shahtahmasebi: Social aspects of COVID-19
      • 6- Shahtahmasebi: Survival in old age
      • 7- The Broader View of Suicide
    • Vol 7, Issue 3
      • 1- Editorial: Pandora’s box
      • 2-Pridmore: Suicide by cop2
      • 3-Latta et al.:Etonogestrel Sub-Dermal Implant
      • 4- Shahtahmasebi: Morale in old age
    • Vol 7, Issue 4
      • 1- Editorial: What the People Want
      • 2- Saxby Pridmore: Massacre
      • 3- Pridmore & Pridmore: Can’t buy me love
      • 4- Patel & Omar: Childhood obesity
      • 5- Pridmore: Health & Beauty
    • Vol 8, Issue 1
      • 1-Editorial: euthanasia
      • 2- Pridmore et al: euthanasia and mental illness
      • 3. Greydanus & Cabral: why vaccinate
      • 4. Shahtahmasebi: child disability & poverty
    • Vol 8, Issue 2
      • 1. Editorial: suicide vs mental illness
      • 2. Cassidy: Reinventing a library
      • 3. Pridmore: Narcissism
      • 4. Pridmore: Loss of loved one
      • 5. Shahtahmasebi: Longitudinal disability & Poverty
      • 6. Gerhart & Omar: COVID & Teens
    • Vol 8, Issue 3
      • 1. Editorial: No one is listening
      • 2. Shahtahmasebi: Mental Health services
      • 3. Letter: Suicide in the media
    • Vol 8, Issue 4
      • 1- Editorial: Power…
      • 2- Pridmore et al: Happiness
      • 3- Pridmore et al: Depression
      • 4- Shahtahmasebi: Addressing suicide
    • Vol 9, Issue 1
      • 1- Shahtahmasebi: Covid-19 & dynamics of decision-making
      • 2- Letters
      • 3- Gerhert et al.: anxiety in adolescents
      • 4- McVan et al.: Hirsutism in Adolescent Females
      • 5- Pridmore: Daily Mood Diary
      • 6- Pridmore et al.: cluster TMS
      • 7- Pridmore et al.: Suicide & Blame
      • 8- Editorial: a government out of touch
      • 9- Letter: ‘Having no feelings’
      • 10- Pridmore et al.: Hannibal’s suicide
      • 11- Pridmore et al: Life and Suicide
      • 12- Pridmore: Subjective Depression Scale
      • 13. Editorial: mental health: it’s all relative
  • Volume 10, Issue 1
    • 1. Editorial: ‘Politics’
    • 2. A taxonomy of suicide
    • 3. Pridmore: Happiness
    • 4. TikTok: A Review
    • 5. Suicide by guillotine
    • 6. Suicide prevention de-constructed
    • 7- Letter: medicalisation of human behaviour
    • 8. Biblical suicides
    • 9. Forecasting suicide rates
    • 10. Social media & eating disorder
    • 11. Social media & suicide
    • 12. Beating eating disorder
  • Volume 11, Issue 1
    • 1. Editorial: New PM, new strategy?
    • 2. Subjective depression Scale
    • 3. Teen Dating Violence
    • 4. Bariatric Surgery
    • 5. Letters
    • 6. TMS Explained
    • 7. Cyberbullying
    • 8. Treating Functional Neurological Disorder
    • 9. Social media and sleep

Dynamics of Human Health (DHH)

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  • Volume 11, Issue 1
    • 1. Editorial: New PM, new strategy?
    • 2. Subjective depression Scale
    • 3. Teen Dating Violence
    • 4. Bariatric Surgery
    • 5. Letters
    • 6. TMS Explained
    • 7. Cyberbullying
    • 8. Treating Functional Neurological Disorder
    • 9. Social media and sleep

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