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Teen suicide is a serious public health issue that affects people, families, and communities all around the world. This research paper tries to look into the various elements that contribute to teen suicide. The study investigates the impact of social, psychological, and environmental factors on teen suicide rates. This study conducts a comprehensive literature analysis to find numerous relevant features related with an increased risk of teen suicide. These include mental health issues including despair and anxiety, as well as social factors such as bullying, family conflict, and peer pressure. Environmental problems such as access to lethal means and media coverage of suicide are also addressed. This study investigates why some youths worry about and attempt suicide. It demonstrates how vital it is to find out early If a teenager is feeling this way, please help them. Schools and communities should offer mental health services. It is also critical to educate teenagers healthy problem-solving skills and resilience. The paper helps us understand why youth suicide occurs. It demonstrates that we must take more action to put an end to it. Understanding these factors allows us to develop better approaches to prevent suicide and help young people feel better.