Key result
Research on suicidal behaviors among collegiate student-athletes lacks sufficient data on interventions.
Why the study?
There is a paucity of research on suicidal behaviors among collegiate student-athletes, including a lack of intervention research, with recent trends suggesting the need for a renewed focus.
There is a significant gap in research regarding suicidal behaviors and interventions among collegiate student-athletes, highlighting the need for renewed focus.
Insufficient evidence guides suicide prevention in student-athletes; leaves open optimal interventions pending targeted trials.
The paucity of research found on suicidal behaviors among collegiate student-athletes, including a lack of intervention research, in conjunction with recent trends suggest the need for a renewed focus on this topic.
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Orlins et al. (2024) studied this question. Suicidal behaviors among collegiate student-athletes currently lack sufficient research, particularly regarding interventions, highlighting an urgent need for renewed focus on this topic.
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