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Screen time, physical activity, and suicidality

Risk factors
Cohort study Quantitative data Register-based research
Cohort study Quantitative data Register-based research Social research Societal factors Suicidal thoughts Suicide attempt Youth

Analysis of calls to the Danish helpline for suicide prevention: half of all calls are answered – despite waiting times

Cohort study Danish suicide helpline Indicative interventions
Cohort study Danish suicide helpline Indicative interventions People at risk of suicide Psychiatric research Qualitative data Societal factors Suicidal thoughts Suicide prevention strategies Telephone helpline

Self-reported self-harm and suicidal thoughts among Danish youth decreased during the COVID-19 pandemic

Risk factors
Cohort study Covid-19 Quantitative data
Cohort study Covid-19 Quantitative data Questionnaire Register-based research Self-harm Social research Societal factors Suicidal thoughts Youth

WHO and DRISP – an analysis of the Eastern Mediterranean Region

Digital solutions Indicative interventions International collaboration
Digital solutions Indicative interventions International collaboration Selective interventions Social research Societal factors Suicide Suicide attempt

Call volume to a national suicide hotline, the Lifeline

Cohort study Danish suicide helpline Hopelessness
Cohort study Danish suicide helpline Hopelessness Indicative interventions People at risk of suicide Psychological research Quantitative data Questionnaire Register-based research Social research Societal factors Suicidal thoughts Telephone helpline

Cause-specific life years lost among persons with mental disorders

Risk factors
Cohort study Comorbidity Criminal offences
Cohort study Comorbidity Criminal offences Cumulative hazard Register-based research Social research Societal factors Stressful life-events Suicide Suicide attempt Trauma

Combat exposure and risk of suicide attempt in previously deployed soldiers

Risk factors
Cohort study Occupational groups Psychiatric comorbidity
Cohort study Occupational groups Psychiatric comorbidity PTSD Questionnaire Register-based research Social research Societal factors Suicide attempt Trauma Veterans

Transgender individuals and suicide attempt and mortality in Denmark

Risk factors
Identity LGBTQ+ Quantitative data
Identity LGBTQ+ Quantitative data Register-based research Social research Societal factors Suicide

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