Suicide in Young Children This study examined the characteristics and precipitating factors of childhood suicide. This qualitative study found childhood suicide was associated with multiple risk factors and commonly preceded by a negative precipitating event.
Improving Suicide Prevention by Examining Characteristics and Precipitating Circumstances Among Children Aged 5 to 11 Years
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Suicide in Elementary School-Aged Youth and Adolescents This study examined the characteristics and precipitating circumstances of suicide in elementary school–aged children relative to early adolescent decedents. Compared with early adolescents who died by suicide, children who died by suicide were more commonly male, Black, died by hanging/strangulation/suffocation and died at home.
Personal, Familial and Social Factors Surrounding Child Suicide
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Suicide Trends in Elementary School-Aged Youth This study examined trends in suicide among U.S. children younger than 12 by sociodemographic group and method of death. The stable overall suicide rate in school-aged children in the United States during 20 years of study obscured a significant increase in suicide incidence in Black children and a significant decrease in suicide incidence among white children.
Suicides Rising Among Young Black Children, Rural Adolescents
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Suicide in Young Children This study examined the characteristics and precipitating factors of childhood suicide. This qualitative study found childhood suicide was associated with multiple risk factors and commonly preceded by a negative precipitating event.
Improving Suicide Prevention by Examining Characteristics and Precipitating Circumstances Among Children Aged 5 to 11 Years
News Release
Suicide in Elementary School-Aged Youth and Adolescents This study examined the characteristics and precipitating circumstances of suicide in elementary school–aged children relative to early adolescent decedents. Compared with early adolescents who died by suicide, children who died by suicide were more commonly male, Black, died by hanging/strangulation/suffocation and died at home.
Personal, Familial and Social Factors Surrounding Child Suicide
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Suicide Trends in Elementary School-Aged Youth This study examined trends in suicide among U.S. children younger than 12 by sociodemographic group and method of death. The stable overall suicide rate in school-aged children in the United States during 20 years of study obscured a significant increase in suicide incidence in Black children and a significant decrease in suicide incidence among white children.
Suicides Rising Among Young Black Children, Rural Adolescents
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Suicide in Young Children This study examined the characteristics and precipitating factors of childhood suicide. This qualitative study found childhood suicide was associated with multiple risk factors and commonly preceded by a negative precipitating event.
Improving Suicide Prevention by Examining Characteristics and Precipitating Circumstances Among Children Aged 5 to 11 Years
News Release
Suicide in Elementary School-Aged Youth and Adolescents This study examined the characteristics and precipitating circumstances of suicide in elementary school–aged children relative to early adolescent decedents. Compared with early adolescents who died by suicide, children who died by suicide were more commonly male, Black, died by hanging/strangulation/suffocation and died at home.
Personal, Familial and Social Factors Surrounding Child Suicide
News Release
Suicide Trends in Elementary School-Aged Youth This study examined trends in suicide among U.S. children younger than 12 by sociodemographic group and method of death. The stable overall suicide rate in school-aged children in the United States during 20 years of study obscured a significant increase in suicide incidence in Black children and a significant decrease in suicide incidence among white children.
Suicides Rising Among Young Black Children, Rural Adolescents
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Suicide in Young Children
This study examined the characteristics and precipitating factors of childhood suicide. This qualitative study found childhood suicide was associated with multiple risk factors and commonly preceded by a negative precipitating event.
- Improving Suicide Prevention by Examining Characteristics and Precipitating Circumstances Among Children Aged 5 to 11 Years
- News Release
Suicide in Elementary School-Aged Youth and Adolescents
This study examined the characteristics and precipitating circumstances of suicide in elementary school–aged children relative to early adolescent decedents. Compared with early adolescents who died by suicide, children who died by suicide were more commonly male, Black, died by hanging/strangulation/suffocation and died at home.
News Release
Personal, Familial and Social Factors Surrounding Child Suicide
News Release
Suicide Trends in Elementary School-Aged Youth
This study examined trends in suicide among U.S. children younger than 12 by sociodemographic group and method of death. The stable overall suicide rate in school-aged children in the United States during 20 years of study obscured a significant increase in suicide incidence in Black children and a significant decrease in suicide incidence among white children.
- Suicides Rising Among Young Black Children, Rural Adolescents
- News Release