Sentence examples for behaviour suicide from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to investigate whether DP in young adulthood, owing to specific mental diagnoses or somatic diagnoses, predicts suicidal behaviour (suicide attempt and suicide) and all-cause mortality.

For example, when the FDA wanted to analyse the risk of suicidality (ideation, behaviour, suicide attempts, and suicide) in paediatric trials of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), they found instances of suicidality events coded to both more severe terms and less severe terms.

This study aimed to examine whether an early intervention for psychosis program (EPPIS) reduced criminal behaviour, suicide attempts, and hospital-based service use.

Main outcome measures Suicidal behaviour (completed suicide, attempted suicide, or preparatory acts) and ideation.

While several population-based studies report that pain is independently associated with higher rates of self-destructive behaviour (suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, and self-injurious behaviour) in adults, studies in adolescents are rare and limited to specific chronic pain conditions.

The studied interventions encompassed a variety of program orientations including promoting physical and mental health, enhancing educational outcomes, fostering positive emotional adjustments, and preventing problem behaviours, suicide, and child abuse.

Reason for recruitment: The primary reason for participant recruitment to the trial was noted, in terms of either a psychiatric diagnosis or suicidal behaviour (suicidal ideation or suicide attempt [including hospitalisation for deliberate self-harm]).

Varenicline is an effective smoking cessation product, but there are concerns that it may increase the risk of suicidal behaviour and suicide Smokers are at an increased risk of suicide We found no clear evidence of an increased risk of self harm or depression associated with varenicline Cite this as: BMJ 2009;339:b3805.

People who self-harm are at increased risk of further suicidal behaviour including suicide [ 1– 3].

In addition, the term self-harm is often used to describe non-fatal suicidal behaviour and suicide attempts, as well as injury inflicted with different intentions.

Having a good relationship with parents has been reported as being a protective factor against suicidal behaviour and suicide in adolescents [ 14], but research in this area is sparse.