We all have a role to play in stopping veteran suicides

Published April 10, 2019 4:00am ET



Frank Larkin visited the White House last month and told the world how his son Ryan died by suicide after serving as a Navy SEAL.

Studies would show that Ryan suffered from combat-related brain injuries that today are impossible to detect in living patients, and Larkin said an effort on the order of the Manhattan Project was needed to organize the country, advance our understanding of the underlying risk factors and supportive protective factors, and work to prevent other veteran suicides.

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