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Teen Girl Suicides Doubled Since 2007, Hitting a 40-Year High

Teen Girl Suicides Doubled Since 2007, Hitting a 40-Year High
It's not easy being a teenager. Since time immemorial, teens have had to grapple with the raging hormones and quest for self-identity that are hallmarks of this stage of life.
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