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|Podcasts|February 10, 2011
Special Report Chair Discusses Suicide
Author(s)Eric D. Caine, MD
In this podcast, Dr Caine discusses the many issues associated with suicide and touches on specific articles in this Special Report.
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Dr Eric D. Caine is chair of our 2-part Special Report on suicide. Dr Caine is the John Romano Professor and chair in the department of psychiatry at the University of Rochester, Medical Center. In this podcast, Dr Caine discusses the many issues associated with suicide and touches on specific articles in this Special Report.
Special Report Chair Discusses Suicide
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