ライフサイエンスコーパス: attempted suicide

1 6448 people with depression, of whom 694 had attempted suicide).

2 one health care, symptoms of depression, and attempted suicide).

3 istics of cocaine-dependent patients who had attempted suicide.

4 pating patients, 26 committed suicide and 51 attempted suicide.

5 these, 545 had died by suicide and 4297 had attempted suicide.

6 suicide than the depressed patients who had attempted suicide.

7 d attempted suicide from those who had never attempted suicide.

8 reatment than depressed patients who had not attempted suicide.

9 die, thoughts about committing suicide, and attempted suicide.

10 gency department visit for mental health, or attempted suicide.

11 th greater frequency in the patients who had attempted suicide.

12 social isolation of clinical depression and attempted suicide.

13 years is a particularly strong correlate of attempted suicide.

14 mine the relation between sexual assault and attempted suicide.

15 ssociated with an increased lifetime rate of attempted suicide.

16 d past-year use of services among adults who attempted suicide.

17 on planned suicide attempts, and 1.2 million attempted suicide.

18 hanges in severity of gambling behaviour and attempted suicide.

19 thoughts of self-harm, actual self-harm, and attempted suicide.

20 s and antiepileptic drugs modify the risk of attempted suicide.

21 rate self-poisoning is the leading method of attempted suicide.

22 chiatric ward, and one patient in this group attempted suicide.

23 c risk factors increasing susceptibility for attempted suicide.

24 ssion and 7.12 (2.67-18.98) for a history of attempted suicide.

25 ed substantial for both death by suicide and attempted suicide.

26 ood, is associated with an increased risk of attempted suicide.

27 was not associated with an increased risk of attempted suicide.

28 ress disorder is an independent predictor of attempted suicide.

29 ciated with an increased risk of suicide and attempted suicide.

30 No child attempted suicide.

31 ic medication, 8% were hospitalized, and 11% attempted suicide.

32 ith an increased rate of hospitalization and attempted suicide.

33 pulsive disorder participants had previously attempted suicide.

34 VHS to reduce self-harm among those who have attempted suicide.

35 f suicide attempt, and 47% (N=163) had never attempted suicide.

36 such intentional self inflicted injuries and attempted suicides.

37 3 pp; 95% CI, -0.04 to 0.30 pp; P = .14), or attempted suicide (-0.17 pp; 95% CI, -0.47 to 0.13 pp; P

38 sons with no such experiences (prevalence of attempted suicide, 1.1%), the adjusted odds ratio of eve

39 thm uniquely identified 127% more youths who attempted suicide (125) than did screening (55).

40 der, including 15 depressed patients who had attempted suicide, 18 depressed patients who had never a

41 iences in any category increased the risk of attempted suicide 2- to 5-fold.

42 4 committed suicide (0.8% per year), and 130 attempted suicide (2.9% per year).

43 to suicidal ideation; one patient in the DP attempted suicide 3 months after she was discharged.

44 ge, 12.0 [0.7] years; 6034 male [52.2%]; 344 attempted suicide [3.0%]; 1154 environmental/lifestyle f

45 Fewer clozapine-treated patients attempted suicide (34 vs 55; P =.03), required hospitali

46 ion (538 individuals [7.04%]) and history of attempted suicide (419 [5.48%]) were each associated wit

47 rst documented suicidal ideation, 830 (7.4%) attempted suicide, 46.3% of whom (N=387) attempted suici

48 % vs 27%), substance abuse (67% vs 50%), and attempted suicide (58% vs 39%).

49 , 17.2 [0.3] years; 4593 female [51.0%]; 661 attempted suicide [7.3%]; 2864 environmental/lifestyle f

50 representative group of 111 patients who had attempted suicide (72 female and 39 male) was assessed f

51 Of the 9650 enlisted soldiers who attempted suicide, 86.3% were male, 68.4% were younger t

52 iation between LTMA exposure and the risk of attempted suicide adjusted for important covariates.

53 They interviewed 153 victims of attempted suicide aged 13--34 years who had been treated

54 ment-related TBI, psychiatric diagnoses, and attempted suicide among 273,591 veterans deployed in sup

55 riety of negative health outcomes, including attempted suicide among adolescents and adults.

56 een leukotriene-modifying agents (LTMAs) and attempted suicide among asthmatic children and young adu

57 oholism was associated with a higher rate of attempted suicide among family members with bipolar diso

58 The 15-year AR of attempted suicide among persons diagnosed with headache

59 Attempted suicide among subjects with bipolar disorder a

60 D) attributed to self inflicted injuries and attempted suicides among children in United States; and

61 nalytic sample of 9512 enlisted soldiers who attempted suicide and 151526 control person-months, most

62 9 [5.1] years), 8513 hospitalizations due to attempted suicide and 316 completed suicides were observ

63 Of the 84 patients, 45 had attempted suicide and 39 had not.

64 ean [SD] age, 15.6 [1.9] years), 5840 (4.8%) attempted suicide and 4341 (3.6%) developed a substance

65 terviewed about whether or not they had ever attempted suicide and about their family history of suic

66 Attempted suicide and alcoholism clustered in a subset o

67 at no significant association exists between attempted suicide and BDNF level.

68 nd markers of poor mental health (planned or attempted suicide and being too worried to sleep).

69 turbed mental health to suicidal ideation to attempted suicide and completed suicide, augmented by im

70 Prior attempted suicide and hopelessness are the most powerful

71 of parental psychiatric disease and risks of attempted suicide and violent offending among offspring.

72 Less is known about attempted suicide and whether psychiatric disorders and

73 Twenty-seven attempted suicides and nine completed suicides were comp

74 hronic, severe conditions, with histories of attempted suicides and psychiatric hospitalizations.

75 died by euthanasia or PAS, 1 unsuccessfully attempted suicide, and 1 repeatedly requested for her li

76 1.5% (N = 61) of U.S. women physicians have attempted suicide, and 19.5% (N = 808) have a history of

77 intelligence, cognitive function, history of attempted suicide, and inpatient vs outpatient status) a

78 attempt suicide, suicidal subjects who never attempted suicide, and non-suicidal subjects with psychi

79 while no changes were achieved in self-harm, attempted suicide, and readmission rates.

80 ve episode and PTSD were more likely to have attempted suicide, and women with both disorders were mo

81 s and less treatment for alcoholism, to have attempted suicide, and, on the basis of personal intervi

82 study identified 26 completed suicides, 801 attempted suicides, and 41 violent deaths in 297,620 new

83 he composite outcomes of completed suicides, attempted suicides, and violent deaths for anticonvulsan

84 cidal ideation; 6.5 (95% CI, 1.5 - 28.8) for attempted suicide; and 5.1 (95% CI, 2.4 - 10.9) for any

85 s, gastrointestinal symptoms, considered and attempted suicide, any unmet health care and mental heal

86 Non-suicidal self-injury and attempted suicide are both risk factors for suicide, and

87 Suicide and attempted suicide are important causes of morbidity and

88 ger than 40 years, depression and history of attempted suicide are significant independent predictors

89 Suicides and attempted suicides are major public health issues in the

90 icide (nonattempters) (n = 62) and those who attempted suicide (attempters) (n = 29).

91 Annual rates of suicide and attempted suicide based on patient exposure years were 1

92 ssociated with a higher risk for suicide and attempted suicide, but psychopathological or biological

93 isorder, nearly 12 times more likely to have attempted suicide by age 30, and 15 times more likely to

94 ession was also associated with histories of attempted suicide, child abuse, and recent sexual dysfun

95 and E922.9), assault (codes E965.0-E965.4), attempted suicide (codes E955.0-E955.4), legal intervent

96 suicide, 18 depressed patients who had never attempted suicide (depressed control subjects), and 20 p

97 Prevalence of attempted suicide did not change between waves (wave 1:

98 Rates of suicide and attempted suicide did not differ significantly among the

99 Rates of suicide and attempted suicide did not differ significantly between t

100 Individuals who had and had not attempted suicide did not differ with respect to demogra

101 study, an estimated 19.6% of individuals who attempted suicide did so despite not meeting criteria fo

102 E score had a strong, graded relationship to attempted suicide during childhood/adolescence and adult

103 (0.7%) and 400 patients with dementia (0.6%) attempted suicide during follow-up, compared with 253 pa

104 an PCT (n = 8, estimated proportion = 27.9%) attempted suicide during follow-up.

105 Attempted suicide during the 3 years between wave 1 and

106 e suicide attempts before entering the trial attempted suicide during the protocol.

107 es of morbidity and mortality than those who attempted suicide, even though the latter had taken more

108 The depressed patients who had not attempted suicide expressed more feelings of responsibil

109 ed in non-suicidal self-harm reported having attempted suicide for the first time by the follow-up at

110 3.9; 95% CI, 1.9-7.8), and suicidality (eg, attempted suicide [for 1997, OR, 7.6; 95% CI, 4.7-12.3;

111 duty, regular US Army, enlisted soldiers who attempted suicide from January 1, 2004, through December

112 codes from the ICD-10 were used to identify attempted suicide from the Danish National Patient Regis

113 did not distinguish the 184 patients who had attempted suicide from those who had never attempted sui

114 With this in mind, we conducted an attempted suicide GWAS that compared the single-nucleoti

115 Women with depression or a history of attempted suicide had a 3-fold adjusted risk of CVD (adj

116 o did not attempt suicide (95.2%), those who attempted suicide had a greater risk of hospitalization

117 542 of 587 individuals with ASD (92.3%) who attempted suicide had at least 1 other comorbid conditio

118 In this cohort study, female youths who attempted suicide had increased risk of subsequent subst

119 increasing, use of services among those who attempted suicide has not increased, suggesting a need t

120 The hazards of attempted suicide (HR, 2.04; 95% CI, 1.84-2.27) and comp

121 f suicides and the number of individuals who attempted suicide, immediately post-treatment and at lon

122 association between serum levels of BDNF and attempted suicide in a sample of 281 participants using

123 elationships between comorbid alcoholism and attempted suicide in affectively ill relatives of proban

124 of 50.7% (95% CI, 47.3%-54.1%) of those who attempted suicide in contrast to 36.5% (95% CI, 31.9%-41

125 ic and suicidal probands had a 40.7% rate of attempted suicide in first-degree relatives with bipolar

126 o estimate the risk of deaths by suicide and attempted suicide in individuals diagnosed with OCD, com

127 ffective decision making, is associated with attempted suicide in late-life depression.

128 ural basis underlying the psychopathology of attempted suicide in patients with MDD involves multiple

129 Self-reported attempted suicide in the 3 years before the interview.

130 Attempted suicide in the 3 years between wave 1 and wave

131 5.2% (4.0-6.8) had attempted suicide in the past month.

132 13 (14.5% [8.5-23.6]) of 85 women who had attempted suicide in the past year had survey scores tha

133 (37.0% [95% CI 25.6-50.2]) of 62 men who had attempted suicide in the past year had survey scores tha

134 with borderline personality disorder who had attempted suicide in the preceding year.

135 ohol or drugs, were actively suicidal or had attempted suicide in the previous 2 months, had psychosi

136 drug dependent, were acutely suicidal or had attempted suicide in the previous 2 months, or were cogn

137 bidirectional, and both major depression and attempted suicide increase the risk of developing seizur

138 Attempted suicide increased seizure risk even after adju

139 Major depression and attempted suicide independently increase the risk for un

140 Attempted suicide is associated with impaired value comp

141 vailable as to whether the increased risk of attempted suicide is related primarily to posttraumatic

142 between BDNF level (dependent variable) and attempted suicide (key exposure variable), adjusting for

143 Although attempted suicide linkage regions have been identified o

144 46), with 83% of the association of TBI with attempted suicide mediated by co-occurring psychiatric c

145 n behavioral studies, many of those who have attempted suicide misestimate expected rewards on gambli

146 accounted for 61.1% of enlisted soldiers who attempted suicide (n = 5894 cases).

147 ith cocaine-dependent patients who had never attempted suicide (N=130) on clinical, personality, psyc

148 : suicide attempters with a sibling who also attempted suicide (N=19), suicide attempters whose sibli

149 Cocaine-dependent patients who had attempted suicide (N=84) were compared with cocaine-depe

150 Cases (individuals who had attempted suicide) (n = 84) were matched on sex and age

151 Pooled incidence of completed or attempted suicide, occurrences of suicidal ideation, or

152 Seven subjects attempted suicide on follow-up.

153 y soldiers at Fort Carson, Colo., who either attempted suicide or experienced suicidal ideation with

154 5 (2.0% [1.4-3.0]) of 1184 women who had not attempted suicide or had suicidal thoughts in the past y

155 38 (3.6% [2.6-5.0]) of 1077 men who had not attempted suicide or had suicidal thoughts in the past y

156 each timepoint, excluding those who had ever attempted suicide or who had shown severe suicidal ideat

157 son (OR 15.2, 95% CI 8.5-27.0), a history of attempted suicide (OR 8.2, 4.4-15.3), and current psychi

158 r recurrence (OR = 2.3; 95% CI, 1.2-4.6) and attempted suicide (OR = 6.1; 95% CI, 1.2-32.2).

159 18]) and were less likely to have previously attempted suicide (OR, 0.44 [95% CI, 0.43-0.46]).

160 er among more genetically distant relatives (attempted suicide: OR = 1.59 [95% CI, 1.47-1.73] among m

161 k was observed among first-degree relatives (attempted suicide: OR = 2.42 [95% CI, 2.36-2.49] among p

162 58 876 participants included 8955 (0.3%) who attempted suicide over 6 years.

163 th ASMs and no patients treated with placebo attempted suicide (P = .22).

164 ereas rates for 14% of all FRHs-those due to attempted suicide (P-trend = 0.002) and undetermined int

165 age at illness onset was lower and rates of attempted suicide, panic disorder, and substance abuse w

166 of the subjects per year, and a mean of 2.6% attempted suicide per year.

167 d suicide percentage was 0.45% (24/5311) and attempted suicide percentage was 0.90% (48/5311).

168 ; 95% CI, 1.5-3.2); were more likely to have attempted suicide (PR, 3.7; 95% CI, 2.6-5.1); and were m

169 significantly more of the alcoholics who had attempted suicide reported that a first- or second-degre

170 ctors accounting for 51% of the variance for attempted suicide risk.

171 s only associated with suicidal thoughts and attempted suicide (self-reported).

172 Compared with alcoholics who had never attempted suicide, significantly more of the alcoholics

173 ntage of mental health hospitalizations with attempted suicide, suicidal ideation, or self-injury dia

174 italizations in 2019 included a diagnosis of attempted suicide, suicidal ideation, or self-injury, un

175 h a primary mental health diagnosis and with attempted suicide, suicidal ideation, or self-injury; nu

176 with both disorders were more likely to have attempted suicide than men with both disorders.

177 suggests an association between migraine and attempted suicide, there is limited research regarding r

178 Among those who attempted suicide, there were no significant differences

179 Seven (1.6%) of 439 patients attempted suicide; there were no completed suicides.

180 en adverse childhood experiences and risk of attempted suicide throughout the life span.

181 n by comparing individuals with a history of attempted suicide to a matched psychiatric reference sam

182 t were sustained in the course of suicide or attempted suicide; unintentional injuries accounted for

183 A history of attempted suicide was 5.1-fold more common among cases t

184 The adjusted odds ratio for attempted suicide was 9.0 (4.1-19.7) in men with scores

185 In the linear regression model, attempted suicide was not significantly associated with

186 more, rs10437629, previously associated with attempted suicide, was correlated here with SI and the a

187 Annual rates of suicide and attempted suicide were 0.4% and 2.7% with placebo, 0.7%

188 Unipolar/bipolar depression and a history of attempted suicide were assessed via the Diagnostic Inter

189 Lifetime community rates of attempted suicide were compared between those who report

190 Significantly more of the patients who had attempted suicide were female and had a family history o

191 Those who had attempted suicide were included in the analysis.

192 years (hereafter referred to as youths) who attempted suicide were matched with female youths with n

193 Attempted suicides were also associated (P < 0.05) with

194 and alcoholism had a 38.4% lifetime rate of attempted suicide, whereas those without alcoholism had

195 olar and bipolar depression and a history of attempted suicide with mortality due to ischemic heart d

196 ophrenia or schizoaffective disorder who had attempted suicide with those of 104 individuals with sch

197 f 1102 patients (12.9%; weighted prevalence) attempted suicide within 1 month, and a total of 268 of

198 4%) attempted suicide, 46.3% of whom (N=387) attempted suicide within 30 days (rate, 35.4 per 1,000 s

199 f 1220 patients (22.0%; weighted prevalence) attempted suicide within 6 months.

200 hus, an estimated 19.6% of respondents first attempted suicide without an antecedent psychiatric diso