New study looks at unmet job expectations and its link to suicide
A new study suggests some men are more likely to suffer an early death by suicide or drug poisoning due to unmet job expectations from a decline in blue-collar jobs. The study's lead author, UT-Austin sociology professor Chandra Muller, has the details.
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