Diversity and change in suicide seasonality over 125 years

Diversity and change in suicide seasonality over 125 years.

BACKGROUND Recent research has corroborated the notion that seasonality in suicide is more heterogeneous and less consistent than postulated by former scholars. This work investigates the smoothing out of suicide seasonality in Switzerland between the late 19th and the end of the 20th century. It includes analyses by region and by suicide method. METHODS Monthly suicide frequencies in Switzer...

Associations of Suicide Seasonality with Rural- Urban Residence and Mental Disorders in Ilam, Iran

Suicide Seasonality Theoretical and Clinical Implications

Makris, G. 2017. Suicide Seasonality. Theoretical and Clinical Implications. Digital Comprehensive Summaries of Uppsala Dissertations from the Faculty of Medicine 1383. 74 pp. Uppsala: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis. ISBN 978-91-513-0108-2. Background: Although suicide seasonality has been well-documented, surprisingly little is known about its underlying mechanisms. Methods: In this thesis, da...

Evidence for lack of change in seasonality of suicide from Timiş County, Romania.

Evidence from politically and socially stable countries in Northern Europe and the Southern Hemisphere indicates a marked decrease in the seasonality of suicide over the past two decades. Generalizabiity of this trend to societies in transition has not yet been investigated. Data for suicide by hanging in Timiş County of Romania show both a nondecrease in seasonality of suicide for the current ...

Seasonality and time patterns in attempted suicide in Ilam province of Iran: An appraisal of current data of 2010 -2014

Background: Seasonality in suicide has been investigated from the early 19th century to explore the productive environmental variables. Seasonality studies can provide information on prevention and interventions in suicide. In this study, we examined seasonality in suicide and aimed to explore the differences in seasonality between rural and urban areas, mental disorders, and genders. Method...