Geographic inequalities in suicide mortality in Italy: Insights from spatial epidemiology

Geographic disparities in suicide rates in Italy are linked to altitude and population density, with additional spatially structured influences. Sensitivity analyses confirmed that demographic factors play a limited explanatory role. These findings underscore the value of spatial epidemiology in suicide research and support geographically targeted prevention strategies.

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Psychiatry Research
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2025-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.psychres.2025.116755
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Health disparities and outcomes
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Geographic inequalities in suicide mortality in Italy: Insights from spatial epidemiology

Francesco Bevione, Antonio Preti
Psychiatry Research
Health disparities and outcomes
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Geographic inequalities in suicide mortality in Italy: Insights from spatial epidemiology

Francesco Bevione, Antonio Preti
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Abstract

Geographic disparities in suicide rates in Italy are linked to altitude and population density, with additional spatially structured influences. Sensitivity analyses confirmed that demographic factors play a limited explanatory role. These findings underscore the value of spatial epidemiology in suicide research and support geographically targeted prevention strategies.

Psychiatry ResearchVol. 353
University of Turin (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Health disparities and outcomes
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