Association of State Social and Environmental Factors with Rates of Self-injury Mortality and Suicide in the United States

Association of State Social and Environmental Factors with Rates of Self-injury Mortality and Suicide in the United States

Importance: Self-injury mortality (SIM) combines suicides and the preponderance of drug misuse-related overdose fatalities. Identifying social and environmental factors associated with SIM and suicide may inform etiologic understanding and intervention design. Objective: To identify factors associat...

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Main Authors: Ali, B. (Author), Banerjee, A. (Author), Berry, J.H (Author), Caine, E.D (Author), Connery, H.S (Author), Cossman, J. (Author), De Leo, D. (Author), Digregorio, B.D (Author), D'Onofrio, G. (Author), Hendricks, B. (Author), Jia, H. (Author), Kõlves, K. (Author), Larkin, G.L (Author), Lulla, V.O (Author), McHugh, R.K (Author), Miller, T. (Author), Nestadt, P.S (Author), Nolte, K.B (Author), Rockett, I.R.H (Author), Stack, S. (Author), White, F.M.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Medical Association 2022
Subjects:
adult
Adult
age
Age Factors
aged
Aged
Aged, 80 and over
army
Article
automutilation
Caucasian
cause of death
Cause of Death
comparative study
controlled study
coroner
Cross-Sectional Studies
cross-sectional study
demographics
demography
disease control
District of Columbia
drug intoxication
drug misuse
employment
environmental factor
ethnicity
fatality
female
Female
firearm
forecasting
Forecasting
gender
health care access
health insurance
homelessness
human
Humans
intoxication
isolation
major clinical study
male
Male
middle aged
Middle Aged
mortality
mortality rate
outcome assessment
race
Residence Characteristics
Self-Injurious Behavior
sex factor
Sex Factors
social aspect
Social Factors
suicide
Suicide
United States
very elderly
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