Purpose We aim to explore the distinctive interrelationships between family income and
mental disorders on suicidality in recent 12 months. Methods A stratified random subsample …

Objective: To examine the relationship between household income and psychological
distress, suicidal ideation and attempts, and mood, anxiety, and substance use disorders …

Objective: This study examined the patterns of association between mental disorders and
subsequent suicide in a community sample representative of the Canadian household …

Context There has been increasing concern about the impact of the global economic
recession on mental health. To date, findings on the relationship between income and …

This study examined whether substance use disorders (SUD) and poverty predicted first-
time suicide ideation or attempt in United States national data. Respondents without prior …

Background Suicide in young adults remains an important public health issue in Australia.
The attributable risks associated with broader socioeconomic factors, compared to more …

Context Studies dating back over 100 years have shown that the risk of suicide in the
general population is associated with low income, unemployment, educational …

Mental disorders are among the strongest predictors of suicide attempts. However, little is
known regarding which disorders that are uniquely associated with suicidal behavior …

Background Socioeconomic factors have been linked to suicide, but little research has
explored the effects of these determinants on suicide risk in US populations. This population …

OBJECTIVE: Suicide risk was addressed in relation to the joint effect of factors regarding
family structure, socioeconomics, demographics, mental illness, and family history of suicide …