13 Reasons Why
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TV shows help teens navigate bullying, depression: Study
Lifestyle | May 26, 2021, 03:17 PM ISTCan TV shows like '13 Reasons Why' help teens navigate bullying, suicidal thoughts, depression and other mental health issues? Yes, say researchers, but only when these issues are depicted with empathy.
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'13 Reasons Why' final season to release in June
Web Series | May 12, 2020, 04:53 PM ISTThe fourth and final season of "13 Reasons Why" will release on June 5. The show premiered in 2017. Since then, it has evolved by putting spotlight on bigger issues like bullying, rape, sexual assault, drunk driving, the dark side of technology, slut-shaming and school shooting.
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Everyone has moments of depression: '13 Reasons Why' star Alisha Boe
Web Series | Sep 03, 2019, 10:47 AM IST"13 Reasons Why" star Alisha Boe feels the popular series opens up a channel to have uncomfortable conversations for many.
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13 Reasons Why web series successful at empowering youth, says actor Christian Navarro
Web Series | Aug 19, 2019, 04:23 PM ISTDespite all its controversies 13 Reasons Why has managed to resonate with the audience and actor Christian Navarro believes empowering young people has been one of the major achievements of the Netflix Original series.
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Netflix renews 13 Reasons Why for fourth and final season
Web Series | Aug 02, 2019, 02:13 PM ISTThe third installment will pick up eight months after the events of the previous season. According to Variety, the fourth season is currently filming and will feature the core cast's graduation from Liberty High.
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Graphic suicide scene in '13 Reasons Why' altered
Web Series | Jul 16, 2019, 08:42 PM ISTNetflix has removed the controversial graphic suicide scene from the first season of the popular young adult drama, "13 Reasons Why". The nearly three-minute-long scene, on the show's first season, depicts the female lead taking her own life has been re-edited.
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Suicide rate increases after Netflix's drama '13 Reasons Why', new research finds
Web Series | Apr 30, 2019, 09:54 PM ISTThe researchers said the study had limitations and they could not make a direct causal link between "13 Reasons Why" and the increase in suicide rates or rule out other factors.