According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 700,000 people die per year
due to suicide. Suicide risk factors include a previous suicide attempt and psychiatric …

The objective of this study was to provide an updated review of the magnitude of the
relationship between alcohol use and suicidal behaviour at the individual and the …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to characterize suicide rates among patients with
cancer in the United States and identify patient and disease characteristics associated with …

About 90% of people in Western countries use alcohol at some time in their lives, and 40%
experience temporary or permanent alcohol-related impairment in some area of life as a …

Objectives: Alcohol use has several consequences and is one of the variables that increase
risk of suicide. This meta-analysis was performed using cohort studies to clarify the …

Method: Systematic review of the literature since 1966. Behaviours included within this
spectrum are discussed and differentiated. The literature regarding the impact of …

Objective To explore the accounts of those with a history of deliberate self harm but who no
longer do so, to understand how they perceive this resolution and to identify potential …

Background Large cohort studies that estimate the variation in suicide risk among cancer
patients, depending on disease type and patient characteristics, are lacking. We aimed to …

Objective: The aim of the study was to evaluate possible new treatments for major
depressive disorder in patients with comorbid alcohol dependence in a municipal alcohol …

This research addresses the paradox that the crude and age-adjusted suicide rates of
United States blacks are less than half those of whites despite similar risks. Upper and lower …