Stable time patterns of railway suicides in Germany: comparative analysis of 7,187 cases across two observation periods (1995–1998; 2005–2008)

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@cstross @Docroddy 1/2 Thankfully never happened to a train I was on, though usually other trains on the route are stopped, so it's not that uncommon. Thought it usually happened in autumn, which seems to be backe by data somewhat: https://t.co/VUiAcPV40t

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Stable Time Patterns of Railway Suicides in Germany - Analysis of 7,187 Cases http://t.co/O5nvFtGd0q RT @BMC_series

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Stable Time Patterns of Railway Suicides in Germany - Analysis of 7,187 Cases http://t.co/O5nvFtGd0q RT @BMC_series

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