Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Dec. 6, 2022
Although
global
rates
of
suicide
have
dropped
in
the
last
30
years,
youth
low-
and
middle-income
countries
(LMICs)
continue
to
be
highly
represented
statistics
yet
underrepresented
research.
In
this
review
we
present
epidemiology
suicide,
suicidal
ideation,
attempts
among
LMICs.
We
also
describe
population-level
(attitudes
toward
socioeconomic,
societal
factors)
individual-level
clinical
psychosocial
risk
factors,
highlighting
specific
considerations
pertaining
These
factors
within
population
can
inform
how
multi-level
prevention
strategies
may
targeted
meet
their
needs.
Prevention
intervention
relying
on
stepped-care
framework
focusing
population-,
community-,
individual
level
targets
while
considering
locally-
culturally
relevant
practices
are
key
addition,
systemic
approaches
favoring
school-based
family-based
interventions
important
youth.
Cross-culturally
adapted
multimodal
targeting
heterogeneity
that
exists
healthcare
systems,
rates,
these
should
accorded
a
high
priority
reduce
burden
Therapeutic Advances in Psychopharmacology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Background:
More
than
2%
of
the
general
population
experience
suicidal
ideas
each
year
and
a
large
number
them
will
attempt
suicide.
Evidence-based
therapeutic
options
to
manage
crisis
are
currently
limited.
Objectives:
The
aim
this
study
was
overview
findings
on
use
ketamine
esketamine
for
treatment
acts.
Design:
Systematic
review.
Data
Sources
methods:
PubMed,
article
references,
Clinicaltrials.gov
up
June
30,
2022.
Meta-analyses
published
within
last
2
years
were
also
reviewed.
Results:
We
identified
12
randomized
controlled
trials
with
reduction
ideation
as
primary
objective
14
secondary
objectives.
Intravenous
racemic
superior
control
drugs
(placebo
or
midazolam)
first
72
h,
in
spite
placebo
effects.
Adverse
events
minor
transient.
In
contrast,
intranasal
did
not
differ
from
large-scale
studies.
Limitations,
clinical
considerations,
opportunities
future
research
include
following
points:
effects
when
studying
reduction;
small
concerns
about
blinding
quality
due
dissociative
effects;
no
studies
risk/prevention
acts
mortality;
lack
beyond
affective
disorders;
adolescents
older
people;
knowledge
long-term
side
effects,
notably
liability
abuse;
robust
predictive
markers;
limited
understanding
mechanisms
ideas;
need
improved
assessment
trials;
outpatient
settings,
emergency
room,
liaison
consultation;
administration;
positive
negative
concomitant
treatments.
Conclusion:
Overall,
there
is
compelling
evidence
favorable
short-term
benefit-risk
balance
intravenous
but
esketamine.
place
have
be
defined
multimodal
care
strategy
patients.
Caution
remains
necessary
use,
pharmacovigilance
essential.
JAMA Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
81(6), P. 572 - 572
Published: Feb. 21, 2024
Not
all
people
who
die
by
suicide
have
a
psychiatric
diagnosis;
yet,
little
is
known
about
the
percentage
and
demographics
of
individuals
with
lifetime
attempts
are
apparently
psychiatrically
healthy.
If
such
common,
there
implications
for
risk
screening,
research,
policy,
nosology.
JAMA Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
81(6), P. 595 - 595
Published: March 20, 2024
Suicide
rates
in
the
US
increased
by
35.6%
from
2001
to
2021.
Given
that
most
individuals
die
on
their
first
attempt,
earlier
detection
and
intervention
are
crucial.
Understanding
modifiable
risk
factors
is
key
effective
prevention
strategies.
Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26, P. e55913 - e55913
Published: May 17, 2024
Background
Suicide
is
the
second-leading
cause
of
death
among
adolescents
and
associated
with
clusters
suicides.
Despite
numerous
studies
on
this
preventable
death,
focus
has
primarily
been
single
nations
traditional
statistical
methods.
Objective
This
study
aims
to
develop
a
predictive
model
for
adolescent
suicidal
thinking
using
multinational
data
sets
machine
learning
(ML).
Methods
We
used
from
Korea
Youth
Risk
Behavior
Web-based
Survey
566,875
aged
between
13
18
years
conducted
external
validation
103,874
Norway’s
University
National
General
19,574
adolescents.
Several
tree-based
ML
models
were
developed,
feature
importance
Shapley
additive
explanations
values
analyzed
identify
risk
factors
thinking.
Results
When
trained
South
95%
CI,
XGBoost
reported
an
area
under
receiver
operating
characteristic
(AUROC)
curve
90.06%
(95%
CI
89.97-90.16),
displaying
superior
performance
compared
other
models.
For
United
States
Norway,
achieved
AUROCs
83.09%
81.27%,
respectively.
Across
all
sets,
consistently
outperformed
highest
AUROC
score,
was
selected
as
optimal
model.
In
terms
predictors
thinking,
feelings
sadness
despair
most
influential,
accounting
57.4%
impact,
followed
by
stress
status
at
19.8%.
age
(5.7%),
household
income
(4%),
academic
achievement
(3.4%),
sex
(2.1%),
others,
which
contributed
less
than
2%
each.
Conclusions
integrating
diverse
3
countries
address
suicide.
The
findings
highlight
important
role
emotional
health
indicators
in
predicting
Specifically,
identified
significant
predictors,
stressful
conditions
age.
These
emphasize
critical
need
early
diagnosis
prevention
mental
issues
during
adolescence.
JAMA Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
Importance
Suicide
is
a
public
health
crisis,
and
despite
renewed
efforts
to
confront
this
problem,
suicide
rates
continue
rise
in
the
US.
While
prevention
encompasses
broad
array
of
strategies,
treatment
development
lagging.
Within
realm,
clinical
trials
are
criterion
standard
for
evaluating
safety
efficacy
new
treatments.
Observations
Most
conducted
among
patients
with
mental
illness
have
excluded
at
risk
suicide.
Historical
reasons
include
regulatory
challenges,
liability
concerns,
ethical
questions,
discomfort
working
directly
high-risk
patients,
belief
that
research
too
risky
individuals
elevated
Conclusions
Relevance
Several
considerations
provided
investigators
design
targeting
at-risk
populations,
including
thoughtful
selection
study
outcome,
use
time-to-event
analysis
(which
may
simultaneously
satisfy
concerns
scientific
aims),
enrolling
an
enriched
sample
(eg,
recently
discharged
from
hospital),
provision
usual
care
comparator
group.
Caution
should
be
exercised
avoid
excessive
or
unreasonable
requirements,
which
lead
participants
minimize
self-report
suicidal
ideation
drop
out
trials.
Where
possible,
bodies
(institutional
review
boards
[IRBs]
data
monitoring
boards)
consult
as
members
those
direct
experience
population.
An
important
principle
IRB
other
regulators
consider
suicide-related
events
expected
Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 24 - 28
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Suicide
has
high
human
mortality
(0.5-1.2
million
death
each
year).
However,
it
is
not
well
informed
and
predicable
event
in
the
clinic.
Early
clinical
evidence
suggests
that
a
large
variety
of
risk
factors
(external
internal
stresses)
may
drive
neuropsychiatric
instability
various
suicide
behavior
deaths
sufferers
victims.
Influenced
by
different
sources
(individual
stresses,
genetic
cascade
unknown
pathogenic
consequences),
prevention
treatment
need
ever-growing
revolution-diagnostic
therapeutic
transition
(genetic
study
drug
targeting,
personalized
medicine
other
emotional
supporting)
with
an
unpredictable
way.
To
implement
diagnostic
transition,
bridging
gap
between
symptoms,
molecular
profiling,
psychiatric
intervene
great
medical
importance.
Currently,
neural-psychiatric
relation
realm
integrating
brain
image
provided
profound
knowledge
impacts
experimental
investigations.
introduce
these
system
integrations,
public
health
databases
should
be
analyzed.
Finally,
success
(neuropsychiatric
status,
tool
access,
analysis,
curative
therapies)
clinic
will
ensure
high-quality
pharmaceutical
benefits
for
diathesis-specificity
potential
suffers.
Next
generation
prediction,
pharmacology
landscapes
dawned
near
future.