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调查因自杀和其他原因而丧生的丧生周年纪念日的自我伤害和自杀风险:一项基于丹麦人口的自我控制案例系列研究

Alexandra Pitman1,2, Yanakan Logeswaran1, Keltie McDonald1

  • 1UCL Division of Psychiatry, University College London (UCL), London, UK.

Epidemiology and psychiatric sciences
|August 8, 2023
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概括

自杀丧亲并不会增加周年纪念日或生日周围的自我伤害风险. 对于自杀丧失幸存者的支持在整个悲伤过程中至关重要,而不仅仅是在重要日期.

关键词:
周年纪念日和特殊活动.试图自杀的自杀行为一个悲伤的悲伤.自杀 自杀 自杀 自杀 自杀 自杀 自杀时间因素是时间因素.

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