threat (redirected from suicide threat)

threat [thret]

a warning or declaration of intent to commit harm, injury, or evil.

suicide threat a statement of intent to commit suicide that is accompanied by behavior changes indicative of suicidal tendencies.

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threat,

n a menace; a statement of intention to harm or injure the person, property, or rights of another.

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threat

Vox populi A real or perceived danger. See Risk threat.

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Patient discussion about threat.

Q. What drug do you feel is the largest threat to our nation? There are lots and lots of drugs easily available to man kind. What drug do you feel is the largest threat to our nation?

A. ALCOHOL IS NO#1--IT is a legal drug--therefore you dont here about how many people die from alcoholism,car acidents,wife beatings,babys born with alcohol syndrome.I live on the east side of america--and cocaine/weed/heroin,is no#1 here,meth is big in the middle states,but all drugs are bad and im happy that you see that,---mrfoot56---peace

Q. I fear that alcohol is a great threat to his life and how can I help him? My brother is currently pursuing further education after graduation. Now he works part time in a leading company who upon completion of his studies, have agreed to take him on a permanent basis. Of late, he entered in to bad company and started to drink heavily. I fear that alcohol is a great threat to his life and how can I help him?

A. He is unhappy with his job and or life. You should confront him and ask him what is wrong. Then help him to solve his problems.

Chad Levin
www.EasyToInsureME.com
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Q. What is the statistic number of women having breast cancer or under the threat of having breast cancer? where would i find a good , and reliable info about the disease ?

A. it is said that today 1 out of any 8 women will have breast cancer. there are also men who has breast cancer but the numbers are considerably lower.
about a good source of info- the site that doctoradhi gave you is pretty good, and you can use also the national medical library link:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/breastcancer.html#cat22

good luck!