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There have been plenty of concerns for young viewers of 13 Reasons Why as the first season tackled self harm, suicide and sexual assault.

Last month, the Netflix series released a warning video hoping to flag up the issues explored in the show and urged viewers to talk to someone if they were affected.

Although, experts have said this is not enough.

Laura Horne, the director of programmes at mental health organisation Active Minds has spoken up on the issue.

“Ideally, we hope that young people will avoid Season One, as it was proven to increase Google queries about suicide, and several local mental health service providers have reported increases in instances of suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts among their clients as a result of the series,” she told CNN.