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Help suicide prevention programs at Quad Cities Out of the Darkness Walk
By Brian Weckerly,
5 hours agoIn the United States, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death, and you can help support research, advocacy efforts and educational programs across our region.
Megan Alvarado joined Our Quad Cities News to talk about the Quad Cities Out of the Darkness Walk.
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