Gender and age differences in suicide attempt: A large population study in the West of Iran

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Abstract

Present study was to evaluate the relationship between suicide attempt, gender and age. We used all of suicide attempt entered in Hamadan Suicide Registry Program (2016-2017). Finding revealed that suicide attempt was lower among elderly patients. Using poison and self-immolation was more common in elder patients. Suicide attempt in females against males was higher in married. In males the higher rate of suicide attempt was in autumn, while in females was in summer. Using of drug was more frequent in females, while self-harm was more common in males. Gender and age are important risk factors of suicide attempts.

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Self-Injurious Behavior Self-Injurious Behavior Self-Injurious Behavior Suicide, Attempted Suicide, Attempted Suicide, Attempted Aged Aged Aged Female Female Female Humans Humans Humans Iran Iran Iran Iran Male

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