Research led by self-injury expert Ian Rockett found that estimated national costs of self-injury mortality rose by 143% over a 20-year period, from 1999-2019.
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Graduate students in the industrial hygiene program at West Virginia University recently had the opportunity to expand their understanding of their field and connect across cultures.
