Analysis reveals a 32% higher mortality risk in households after suicide, suggesting profound implications for survivors.
Individuals living in a household where a suicide occurred faced a 32% higher risk of all‐cause mortality and were more than four times more likely to die by suicide themselves, according to a researchers in JAMA Network Open , who aim to shed light on the profound and often overlooked impact of suicide on surviving household members.
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