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. 2002 Oct;1(3):181-5.

Suicide and psychiatric diagnosis: a worldwide perspective

José Manoel Bertolote  1 , Alexandra Fleischmann
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Suicide and psychiatric diagnosis: a worldwide perspective

José Manoel Bertolote et al. World Psychiatry. 2002 Oct.
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Figure 1
Global suicide rates since 1950 and projected trends until 2020
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Figure 2
Distribution of suicide rates (per 100,000) by gender and age, 1998
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Figure 3
Distribution of suicide rates (per 100,000) by gender and age, 1998
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Figure 4
Suicide and mental disorders: distribution of diagnoses in studies with psychiatric inpatients
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Figure 5
Suicide and mental disorders: distribution of diagnoses in studies with general population
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