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Older Wyomingites die by gun suicide at rates higher than the rest of the nation
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Under that age-adjusted ranking, which accounts for data from 2014-2023, Hot Springs County suffered from the worst suicide rate.
His administration has contracted with an expert in suicide prevention who has provided suicide intervention training in several counties.
“Simply put: our suicide rate is too high,” Gordon said.
More than 70% of Wyoming suicide deaths involved firearms.
From 2018 through 2021, Wyoming carried the worst suicide rate in the nation.