Review shows increased pooled odds ratios for suicidal behavior, suicidal ideation, suicidal death
Findings show short-term benefits, which are largely not preserved at 12-month follow-up
Differences in methods were seen by sex, age, and race and ethnicity
Findings show similarly increased risk in men and women based on pooled odds ratio from longitudinal studies
Students less likely to use 988 Lifeline for substance use concerns compared with other mental health concerns
19.6 percent of first attempted suicides occur without an antecedent psychiatric disorder
Authors say findings may help identify youth at risk for psychosis spectrum symptoms
Increases seen in suicidal thoughts, depressive or anxiety symptoms, and inattention or hyperactivity
Higher risk observed with aggressive or fatal diagnosis and during the first few years after diagnosis
Risk highest during the first year after diagnosis and for deaths due to suicide