Narrative review uncovers rising suicidal behaviors in women during COVID-19, highlighting intervention strategies.
Key Points
The review reveals a significant spike in suicidal behaviors among women during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly those facing domestic violence and economic instability.
Data shows that social isolation has critically worsened mental health, leading to increased rates of depression and anxiety in young women from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Using a narrative review approach, the study systematically examined literature on COVID-19's effects on women's suicide trends from multiple databases.
Findings call for targeted prevention strategies addressing domestic violence, economic challenges, and access to mental health services for women.