Background: Self-immolation is one of the most brutal suicide methods and is a significant
social and medical problem throughout the world. Self-immolation is more common in low …

Introduction Post‐burn scarring is often cosmetically unappealing and create discomfort.
This makes it crucial to understand the experience of individuals living with scars which can …

Abstract Background Early Marriage (EM) and associated Stressful Life Events (SLEs) and
consequences such as psychological and physical well-being issues can lead to suicide …

Self-immolation is the act of setting fire to oneself. Recent spikes in self-immolation events
have been noticed in the Arab world, specifically in the aftermath of the Arab Spring in 2011 …

Objective An estimated 41,000 lives are lost to suicide each year in World Health
Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region Office (WHO EMRO) countries. The objective of …

Background Suicide-attempts have increased across the world and have become higher
among females. There has been a high prevalence of self-immolation in Iran, mostly young …

Background Reintegrating to society is a significant challenge during burn survivors'
rehabilitation. Aim This study aims to describe what Iranian female survivors from …

Objective: Families are a key source of support for women recovering from self-immolation, a
common form of suicide in many parts of the world. Yet, we know little about the challenges …

Introduction Maternal depression, which includes depression in the prenatal and postpartum
periods, is estimated to affect between 10 and 20% of women globally but the rate is higher …

Self-burning is a violent suicide method with high morbidity and mortality. In some regions it
is most common among women and in other regions among men. This pattern is consistent …