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The study found that "nearly three-quarters of teen and young adult viewers said the show made them feel more comfortable processing tough topics."However, the study also revealed that viewers wanted Netflix to provide more resources."It is important to note that limits to the research study design leave the unanswered question of the impact of the series on vulnerable viewers who may be put at risk by being exposed to the content." said John MacPhee, the executive director and CEO of the nonprofit JED, which works to prevent suicide in teens and young adults.A separate study found that the show prompted an increase in online searches for suicide ideation and terms related to suicide awareness and prevention.Though mental health professionals have expressed support for Netflix's efforts to provide a warning and more resources, some feel that they aren't enough."To the extent that Netflix is helping us have a better conversation about depression and other mental health diagnoses that contribute to suicide, I think that part is good. I just think the follow-through could be improved a bit," said Lauren Caldwell, director of the American Psychological Association's Children, Youth, and Families Office.She suggested that Netflix play its introductory video before each episode, add "more depth" to its viewing guide and air its after-show following each episode.Netflix didn't respond requests for comment on this story.Other mental health experts agree that the efforts are a step in the right direction but say they don't go far enough. 1554

The U.S. continues to lead the world in COVID-19-related deaths and number of confirmed cases. According to Johns Hopkins, the United Kingdom and Italy trail behind the U.S. in virus-related deaths with about 37,000 and 33,000, respectively.In terms of confirmed cases, Brazil and Russia are the only other countries with more than 300,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases. The United Kingdom and Spain round out the top 5 with about 263,000 and 236,000 cases, respectively.Health experts agree that worldwide, COVID-19 cases and deaths have been 539

The tourist destination gives a view of a horseshoe-shaped span of the Colorado River flowing below red cliffs near the Arizona-Utah border. There are no barriers. 163

The somber search for the missing in Butte County is painstaking.It involves 461 people and 22 cadaver dogs in Paradise, Magalia and Concow, authorities said.Dozens of National Guard troops have joined the search effort, Collins said. Once they find the remains, with the help of forensic experts, the coroners are sent to recover them.To enable searchers access to the destroyed structures, crews help move collapsed buildings and roofs out of the way.The white overalls protect the rescue workers from ash and debris and help avoid contamination, Collins said."They are going to be searching vehicles that have been burned. They'll be searching residences that have been burned. Checking around the residences ... our mission is to find the victims from this fire, recover them and get them identified and notify the families to give them some answers."The search area is wide and spread out."It's not just the area; it's the number of homes, the number of trailers, the multistory buildings. All of that changes the complexity of this operation," Collins said.Experts are conducting targeted searches by first sending deputies to areas in which people have been reported missing. The number changes daily with more calls coming in."We're trying to follow up with those people who are calling in to find out if they've made any contact with their loved ones," Collins said. "We're asking people to call us if they do come in contact with their loved one so that we don't spend time looking for somebody that's already found." 1527

The shooting was next to my apartment. Here’s a video of the shooter shooting on one of the victims: #denvershooting pic.twitter.com/IlHoIsxvNx— Ahmed Alobaid (@AMDunity) November 20, 2018 188

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