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Online	Daniel K. Judd, ed., Religion, Mental Health, and the Latter-day Saints (Provo, UT: BYU Religious Studies Center, 1999), xvi + 318 pages. off-site Express Scripts Prescription Drug Atlas (2004). PDF link Hilton, Fellingham, and Lyon, "Suicide Rates and Religious Commitment in Young Adult Males in Utah," American Journal of Epidemiology (Vol. 155, No. 5 : 413-419) off-site Janet Jensen and Larry Jensen, "Are Utah Women More Depressed?", BYU Family Studies Center, n/d. off-site Michael R. Ash, "Are LDS Prone to Problems," mormonfortress.com off-site Gilbert Fellingham, Kyle McBride, H. Dennis Tolley, Joseph L. Lyon, "Statistics on Suicide and LDS Church Involvement in Males Age 15–34," Brigham Young University Studies 39 no. 2 (2000), 173–80. off-site
Video	"Antidepressants in Utah," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "Church growth and activity," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "Cosmetic surgery in Utah," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "Latter-day Saint marriage and divorce statistics," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. Video version: "Are Latter-day Saints less likely to get divorced?,"  (25 January 2024). video-link. "Utah alcohol laws," BH Roberts Foundation print-link. "Utah gender wage gap," BH Roberts Foundation print-link.
Print	Daniel K. Judd, "Religion, Mental Health, and the Latter-day Saints," BYU Speeches mp3 offsite Lars Lefgren, Frank McIntyre, Explaining the Puzzle of Cross‐State Differences in Bankruptcy Rates, The Journal of Law and Economics (May 2009).
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