Measures of mental, physical, and social wellbeing and their association with death by suicide and self-harm in a cohort of 266,324 persons aged 45 years and over.
Annette ErlangsenEmily BanksGrace JoshyAlison L CalearJennifer WelshPhilip J BatterhamLuis Salvador-CarullaPublished in: Social psychiatry and psychiatric epidemiology (2020)
An active social network was linked to lower rates of suicide and self-harm. Adverse health, dependence on help, psychological distress were associated with higher rates of suicide and self-harm, while erectile problems were linked to an elevated rate of self-harm.