The effect of concurrent affective and alcohol use disorders on suicidal ideation and
behavior was investigated. The Diagnostic Interview Schedule Version III‐R (DIS) was …

Background: This study tested the hypothesis that the amount of psychoactive substance
consumed (frequency and/or quantity), life problems resulting from this use, and a DSM-IV …

Objective The two purposes of this study were to provide a comprehensive description of the
clinical features of patients who presented to an intake psychiatric setting with major …

Objective: There are no previous studies describing the correlates of suicide attempts in
individuals with major depressive disorder in a nationally representative sample. This study …

Background: The widely accepted impression that substance abuse and dependence are
associated with increased suicidal risk was evaluated by literature review and with new …

Objective: Data from a national representative sample of adults was used to identify major
risk factors of suicidal ideation among the US drinking population. Method: Data from a …

BACKGROUND: Alcoholism and depression are often comorbid. Studies suggest that
depressed subjects with alcoholism have more chronic impairment and suicidal behavior …

Objective: Alcohol-dependent men and women are at high risk for two types of major
depressive episodes and for suicide attempts. The aim of this study is to compare the …

The aims of this study were (1) to comprehensively characterize a population of alcoholics
with major depression in a psychiatric hospital,(2) to determine the prevalence of suicidal …

Effects of impaired social support and stressful life events on non-lethal suicidal behaviors
were examined in a clinical sample of high-risk patients: depressed adult men with a family …