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Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" series deals with a teenager's suicide. The detailed description of suicide lends itself to imitation, warned critics. Figures from the University Hospital Zurich now confirm that there is indeed a link between the series and the risk of suicide among adolescents.
As Dagmar Pauli, Chief Medical Officer of Childhood and Adolescent Psychiatry, confirms the SRF program "10vor10", about 40 cases of Documenting teens who were urgently arrested for "13 Reasons Why".
A young woman had said that she had never felt as comprehensible as watching the series, Pauli said in broadcast. "Immediately after, she committed a suicide attempt."
In another case, several girls in a class were in such a dangerous situation because of "13 Reasons Why" that they should have been treated for self-harm, according to Pauli. ] Dangerous and Irresponsible
The glorifying and accurate representation of suicide in "13 Reasons Why" is considered by the Chief Medical Officer as dangerous and irresponsible. Netflix makes profits on people's health, criticizes them in "10vor10".
Similar cases to those of Zurich also existed at the University Hospital of Geneva. Assistant physician Anne Edan confirms in the program that teens should be treated for suicide after the series has been consumed.
Not only does the negative effect
Nevertheless, Edan appreciates the effect of the "13 Reasons Why" Teens may have, not only negatively. The series contributes to the suicidal discourse and the consequences of serious crises. "This is very important and can help," she says at "10vor10."
After 13 reasons why was heavily criticized in the United States, Netflix responded, "If you are affected by such problems yourself, it's maybe not the right thing for you," warn the actors in the credits of each episode
Adopted by "20 Minuten", published by baz.ch/Newsnet.
Créer: 12.07.2018, 20:55
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