In the United States men engage in fewer acts of suicidal behavior than women. It has been
estimated that there are 240,000 to 600,000 acts of nonfatal suicidal behavior per year, and …

This article examines male suicidal behaviors, highlighting the diversity in male suicidality
patterns across and within cultures. The article presents detailed analyses of male suicidal …

Abstract evidence suggests that culture and gender socialization contribute to the low rates
of nonfatal suicidal behavior and the high rates of suicide mortality of US men/[review] the …

Suicide in men has been described as a “silent epidemic”: epidemic because of its high inci-
dence and substantial contribution to men's mortality, and silent because of a lack of public …

Although prevalence studies utilizing general population samples indicate that men suffer
from depression at only about half the rate that women do, the statistics on suicide, both in …

This article examines sociological, psychological, and suicidological research on the
determinants of male suicide to explore the fact that Polish men complete suicide 7.4 times …

Is men's suicidal behavior different from that of women's? Much research has been devoted
to this question since the late 1980s. Scientific literature refers to it as the" Gender Paradox" …

The goal of this book is to explore the phenomenon of suicide, focusing on males who are at
a greater risk than females. Scholars and mental health professionals continue to have the …

Suicide in men is a really major social and medical problem. Men have a much larger rate of
completed suicide in comparison with women (1–3). Worldwide, men commit suicides three …

Attempted suicides occur primarily among women, while completed suicides occur primarily
among men. Risk factors for both attempted and completed suicides include mental and …