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Margaret (Maggie) Anne Vincent
Back to facultyClinical ScholarMedicineMcMaster University
4 publications.
01
Suicide deaths by gas inhalation in Toronto: An observational study of emerging methods of suicide
Sinyor M, Williams M, Vincent M, Schaffer A, Yip PSF, Gunnell D
Journal of Affective Disorders201911 citations
02
What Are We Aiming For? Comparing Suicide by Firearm in Toronto With the Five Largest Metropolitan Areas in the United States
Sinyor M, Williams M, Vincent M, Schaffer A
Crisis2019
03
Ketamine augmentation for major depressive disorder and suicidal ideation: Preliminary experience in an inpatient psychiatry setting
Sinyor M, Williams M, Belo S, Orser B, Vincent M, Mah L, Zarate C, Castel S, Levitt AJ, Schaffer A
Journal of Affective Disorders201836 citations
04
Towards a shared understanding: Perspectives from Toronto’s first media forum for suicide prevention
Sinyor M, Pirkis J, Picard A, McKeown D, Vincent M, Cheung C, Schaffer A, Fordham J, Mishaiel R, Heisel M
Canadian Journal of Public Health201620 citations
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