Findings seen in large cohort of mothers followed for median 6.9 years, with highest excess risk in first year after diagnosis

No increased risk for suicidal ideation seen with semaglutide versus non-GLP1R agonist antiobesity medications

Increased risk for suicide seen among registered nurses, health technicians, health care support workers versus non-health care workers

Posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms associated with suicidal ideation, with PTSD a full mediator between discrimination and suicide

Firearms most common method among men; rapid increases seen among men and women in suicide by hanging

Possible dose-response relationship seen for concussions among boys

Industry groups with highest suicide rates include mining, construction, and arts, entertainment, and recreation

Increase tied to decline in living conditions for children, not illicit opioid use

Providers should screen for suicide risk at well-child visits starting at age 12 years and during higher-risk situations

Age-adjusted suicide rates increased 1 and 4 percent for males and females, respectively, from 2021 to 2022