Seasonal variation in suicide: age group and summer effects in the United States (2015–2020)

There is a seasonal variation in suicide deaths in the United States with the youngest group, ages 15-24, presenting a different pattern compared to other ages. There were no significant differences in suicide seasonality by sex.

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BMC Psychiatry
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12888-024-06309-7
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10
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Climate Change and Health Impacts
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Seasonal variation in suicide: age group and summer effects in the United States (2015–2020)

Laura Burch, John T. Chibnall, Suet To, Erick Messias
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Seasonal variation in suicide: age group and summer effects in the United States (2015–2020)

Laura Burch, John T. Chibnall, Suet To, Erick Messias
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Abstract

There is a seasonal variation in suicide deaths in the United States with the youngest group, ages 15-24, presenting a different pattern compared to other ages. There were no significant differences in suicide seasonality by sex.

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