A program note declared that Ms. Miller's "Aerodigm" concerned "the flight of an idea, the risk of thought, the surprise of invention".
As noted earlier, we chose to focus on a small, select, group of young people we previously observed to be at heightened risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior, with a view to differentiating those who report suicidal thoughts and behavior from those who do not.
This factor reflects attitudes such as "Suicide should not be talked about and cannot be prevented", as measured by item 11: "There is a risk of suicidal thoughts developing in a person if they are asked about their thoughts on suicide".
Low mood was associated with the development of self-harming thoughts and behaviours for boys and girls, whilst a strong sense of school membership was associated with a reduced risk of developing thoughts of self-harm for boys and increased the likelihood of self-harming thoughts and behaviours ceasing for girls.
Our finding that all self-harm is linked to increased risk of suicidal thoughts and plans, and that the more frequent the self-harm the greater the risk of suicidal thoughts and plans, calls such views into question.
Another drug, venlafaxine, was associated with an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts.
Insomnia and nightmares also independently predicted risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
Three years ago, the F.D.A, citing the risk of suicidal thoughts and depression, declined to approve rimonabant from Sanofi-Aventis.
Taken together, the risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior was 0.43percentt for those on drug therapy and 0.22percentt for those given placebos.
In this study, antidepressants lowered the risk of suicidal thoughts and actions over all, but significantly less so than talk therapy.
Re "U.S. Issues Warning on Child Use of Paxil" (news article, June 20): Several studies have suggested that use of the antidepressant medication paroxetine (Paxil) may be associated with an increased risk of suicidal thoughts or behavior in children and adolescents.
