Suicide risk high among Bhutanese immigrants in central Ohio

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Suicide risk high among Bhutanese immigrants in central Ohio

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By Columbus Dispatch Online @ dispatch.com on July 20, 2015

Columbus officials knew the staggering statistic: More than 50 Bhutanese refugees have killed themselves since the U.S. started resettling them in 2008.

07/20/2015
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