Highest age-adjusted 2021 suicide rates and highest relative percentage change seen for American Indian or Alaska Native persons
Among U.S. Veterans, risk was lower for supplemented Black veterans and those with 0 to 19 ng/mL vitamin D serum levels
Elevated risks seen across all sociodemographic groups, with particularly high rates for Hispanics, Medicaid-insured, uninsured
Greatest risk of suicide seen for male, White, and divorced or single patients
In interaction analyses, opioid misuse linked to increased odds of having suicide plan, suicide attempt for those with disabilities
Mental health workforce shortage linked to increased suicide rate and increased youth firearm suicide rate
Prevalence of suicidality, self-harm increased for children with gender dysphoria-related diagnoses in 2016, 2019
Increase started in 2019 and continued through pandemic; hospitalizations increased 57 percent between Fall 2019 and Fall 2020
Review shows that hotlines appear to be more effective at reaching some populations than others
Teens reporting four or more ACEs during pandemic had prevalence of poor current mental health four times higher than those without ACEs