Emergency department visit rate higher among males than females; peaked at age 35 to 44 years in males and at 14 to 18 years in females
Significant associations seen for suicide deaths with opioid prescriptions per capita, having any, high-dose, long-term opioid prescription
Prepandemic loneliness and lower purpose in life were the strongest predictors of new-onset suicidal ideation
However, no significant decrease seen in suicidal ideation or mortality between exercise and control groups
Car crash fatalities up in these states, but opioid overdose deaths down
Findings seen in analysis of 11 million pediatric emergency visits across 18 countries, with some differences by sex and age
Regional clozapine, ECT, and lithium treatment frequency related to lower adolescent excess suicide mortality for 15- to 19-year-olds
Periods of β-blocker treatment linked to reduced risk for psychiatric hospitalization, increased risks for suicidal behavior
Lower levels of frailty were associated with greater risk for suicide death
Fourteen of 15 patients has sustained remission; only one patient had persistent suicidal ideation, self-directed violence