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Cofounder of the San Diego Chapter of AFSP, she launched the Interactive Screening Program, AFSP's signature intervention program for those at risk for suicide, for the UCSD health science community composed of 2,500 faculty, residents, and students. She developed and directed a comprehensive Fitness for Duty Assessment program for physicians, the first of its kind in the United States, Acalabrutinib combining health, behavioral, and cognitive evaluation with scope of practice assessment. Her other personal interests include krav maga, classical piano, and spending time with her partner and two teenage kids. ""Within the context of the recent release of the 2012 National Suicide Prevention Strategy, and as the third leading cause of death for individuals 10- to 24-years-old, suicide prevention is a national priority. A consistently reported and robust risk factor for suicide is a prior suicide attempt; however few studies have investigated the consistency of self-reported lifetime suicide attempts. The goal of this study is to describe the prevalence and characteristics of inconsistent reporting of suicide attempt in a longitudinal cohort of participants annually assessed in 12 waves of data collected CASK from middle school (age 12) to early adulthood (age 22). Among this cohort (n = 678), we compared those who consistently, inconsistently, and never reported a suicide attempt according to demographic and clinical variables. Almost 90% (88.5%) of our sample inconsistently reported a lifetime suicide attempt. Consistent and inconsistent reporters of lifetime suicide attempt did not differ on demographic or Halofuginone concentration clinical variables with the exception of higher rates of lifetime suicidal ideation among consistent reporters (P