suicide
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child and adolescent, content analysis, coroner’s reports, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, Prevention, qualitative, suicide, systemic issues, The British Journal of Psychiatry, youth mental healthWhen systems fail children: what coroners’ reports reveal about preventable factors in adolescent suicide
Suicide is among the most frequent causes of death among children and…
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cohort study, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, Homelessness, Housing, Lancet Public Health, population based study, population cohort, population-based cohort study, risk factors, self-harm, social determinants, social determinants of health, suicide, suicide attempt, suicide attempts, suicide ideation, The Lancet Public HealthSuicide prevention must address homelessness, not just mental health
Suicide prevention research has historically focused on individual-level risk factors, including mental…
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assisted dying, base rate problem, epidemiology, euthanasia, mental health policy, Netherlands, psychiatric ethics, Psychiatry, Psychology, suicide, suicide-prevention, Werther effect, youth mental healthYouth Psychiatric Euthanasia in the Netherlands (Dutch Suicide Data)
The Netherlands has practiced euthanasia for mental suffering since the early 2000s,…
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abuse liability, addiction, case report, depression, Drugs, esketamine, ketamine, ketamine cystitis, nmda antagonist, Psychiatry, R-ketamine, S-ketamine, Spravato, suicidality, suicide, treatment-resistant depressionKetamine Addiction After One Therapeutic Dose: How Rare Is It?
Research Highlights One published case is not a base rate. Roelandt and…
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Alzheimer’s disease, Anxiety, cognition, Dementia, depression, loneliness, meta-analysis, Neurodegenerative Diseases, older adults, social isolation, suicideHow Much Does Loneliness Raise Dementia and Suicide Risk?
Research Highlights Loneliness is associated with substantially elevated risk of both Alzheimer’s…
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brain stimulation, Dementia, depression, ECT, electroconvulsive therapy, meta-analysis, Neurostimulation, psychiatric treatment, Psychiatry, suicide, treatment-resistant depressionECT: A Modern Reappraisal of Suicide, Dementia, and Mortality
Research Highlights ECT remains the most effective treatment for severe and treatment-resistant…
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child and adolescent, cohort study, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, iatrogenic, Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, longitudinal, preadolescent, suicidal thoughts, suicide, suicide risk, topical, youth mental healthAsking preadolescents about suicide does not increase suicidal thoughts
One of the main concerns about asking preadolescents (8-12 year olds) about…
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Comprehensive Psychiatry, copycat suicides, meta-analysis, meta-analytic review, social transmission, suicide, suicide bereavement, suicide contagion, suicide risk, systematic review, topicalCan You ‘Catch’ Suicide? What This Meta-Analysis Really Tells Us
A common question that has puzzled researchers for many years is whether…
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acute pain, addiction, analgesics, australia, cohort study, death by suicide, harm, longitudinal research, opioids, pain, pain management, painkillers, risk factor, risk factors, self-harm, substance abuse, suicidal behaviour, suicidality, suicide, The British Journal of Psychiatry, topicalDo prescribed opioids increase self-harm and suicide?
This research explores the link between the use of prescribed opioids and…
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British Journal of Psychiatry, Editor Laura Hemming, menopause, middle age, midlife, National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide, NCISH, older adult, patient information, self-harm, suicide, women’s health, women’s mental healthMidlife women: self-harm and suicide are not interchangeable
“Male dominance – and with it the superiority of the male body…
