Age-adjusted suicide rates increased 1 and 4 percent for males and females, respectively, from 2021 to 2022
Facing more adverse conditions has additive effect on risk for contemplating suicide
From 2001 to 2021, largest percent increase in suicide rates occurred for men ages 55 to 64 years and women ages 65 to 74 years
Findings seen for the high-risk population of teens with bipolar spectrum disorder
The services use a videophone device that transmits video and audio
Independent association seen for genetic liability to ADHD with risk for anorexia nervosa; bidirectional link noted to major depressive disorder
Rates even higher for veterans with traumatic brain injury
Risk for suicide nearly five times higher for youth reporting two or more forms of discrimination
Findings capture psychotic‑like experiences of deja vu, auditory hallucination-like experiences, and paranoia
Suicide rates did drop among the very young by 8.4 percent, and by 6.1 percent among American Indian/Alaska Native people