Suicide Attempt Statistics

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Suicide Attempt Statistics

Suicide attempts are a common global crisis requiring urgent mental health support.

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Key Statistics

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In 2021, U.S. females aged 10-24 had a 5.1% past-year suicide attempt rate per CDC YRBS.

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Males account for 80% of suicide deaths but females have 2-3 times higher attempt rates globally per WHO.

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Among U.S. adults, non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native individuals have the highest suicide attempt rate at 1.6% per NSDUH 2021.

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LGBTQ+ youth report suicide attempt rates 4 times higher than heterosexual peers, at 20-30% lifetime per CDC.

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U.S. Black youth suicide attempts increased 60% from 2011-2021, reaching 9.3% for females per CDC.

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In the U.S., adults aged 25-44 had the highest attempt rates at 6.2 per 1,000 in 2020 per CDC NVDRS.

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Rural U.S. residents have 1.5 times higher suicide attempt rates than urban per CDC 2021.

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Among U.S. Hispanic females aged 12-17, 14.1% attempted suicide in past year per YRBS 2021.

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Transgender individuals have a lifetime suicide attempt prevalence of 41% per 2015 U.S. Transgender Survey.

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In Australia, Indigenous Australians have suicide attempt rates 3 times higher than non-Indigenous per AIHW.

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U.S. adults with less than high school education have 2x attempt rates vs college graduates per NSDUH.

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Among U.S. males aged 75+, attempt rates are 1.2% lifetime per NIMH.

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Females in low-income U.S. households (<$20k) have 8.5% attempt rate per NSDUH 2021.

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Asian American youth have the lowest attempt rates at 4.1% but highest ideation per YRBS.

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U.S. divorced adults have 2.5x higher attempt rates than married per NSDUH.

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In the UK, attempt rates peak in young females aged 15-24 at 500 per 100,000 per ONS.

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Poisoning accounts for 50% of female suicide attempts in the U.S. per CDC NVDRS 2021.

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Cutting/self-harm is the method in 22% of U.S. emergency visits for attempts per NEISS data.

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Firearms used in 5% of attempts but 50% of deaths due to high lethality per Harvard Injury Control.

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Hanging is the most common method globally for attempts at 40% per WHO.

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Overdose lethality is 1.5% for attempts vs 25% for completed suicides per CDC.

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In the EU, self-poisoning comprises 60% of hospital-treated attempts per Eurostat.

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Jumping from heights used in 10% of urban attempts per Injury Prevention journal.

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Drowning as method in <1% of attempts due to low accessibility per WHO.

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Gas poisoning declined 90% post-restrictions per BMJ.

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Multiple attempts increase lethality; second attempts fatal in 10% vs 1% first per Suicide Life Threat Behav.

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In U.S., 25% of attempts involve alcohol intoxication per NIAAA.

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Prescription opioids involved in 20% of U.S. attempt overdoses per CDC.

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Vehicular methods (crash) in 2% of attempts, high injury severity per NTDB.

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Electrical methods rare at 0.5% but 30% fatal per Forensic Sci Int.

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Impalement/sharp objects in 15% of attempts per ED data.

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In 2021, approximately 1.6 million people in the United States attempted suicide, representing a rate of about 4.8 attempts per 1,000 population according to CDC data.

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The lifetime prevalence of suicide attempts among U.S. adults is estimated at 4.6%, with higher rates among those with mental health disorders per NIMH statistics.

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Globally, there were an estimated 20 million non-fatal suicide attempts in 2019, as reported by the Global Burden of Disease Study.

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In 2020, the suicide attempt rate in the U.S. was 0.6% among adults aged 18+, based on the National Survey on Drug Use and Health.

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Among U.S. high school students, 8.9% reported attempting suicide in the past year in 2021 per the Youth Risk Behavior Survey.

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In England, there were 207,783 hospital admissions for self-harm (including suicide attempts) in 2021/22, according to NHS Digital.

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The annual incidence of suicide attempts in Australia is approximately 200 per 100,000 population, from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

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In 2019, Sweden reported 15,000 suicide attempts requiring medical attention, per the National Board of Health and Welfare.

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Canada's 2019 data shows about 300,000 suicide attempts annually, estimated from emergency department visits per CIHI.

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In Japan, the non-fatal suicide attempt rate was 150 per 100,000 in 2020, according to the Ministry of Health.

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U.S. veterans had a suicide attempt rate of 23.5 per 1,000 from 2017-2020 per VA reports.

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Among U.S. adolescents, emergency department visits for suicide attempts increased 62% from 2009-2021 per CDC.

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In 2022, India estimated 1.2 million suicide attempts yearly based on NCRB data extrapolations.

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Brazil reported 250,000 hospital presentations for suicide attempts in 2019 per Ministry of Health.

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South Africa's 2021 data indicates 12,000 suicide attempts treated in public hospitals per MRC.

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In France, 2019 saw 120,000 suicide attempts leading to hospitalization per Santé Publique France.

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Germany's 2020 hospital data recorded 55,000 suicide attempt admissions per Destatis.

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Italy's 2021 ISTAT data estimates 40,000 annual suicide attempts.

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In the Netherlands, 2020 registered 30,000 suicide attempts per CBS.

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New Zealand's 2019 data shows 15,000 suicide attempts per ACC claims.

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Suicide attempts declined 10% in U.S. during COVID lockdowns per CDC MMWR.

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Means restriction (firearms) reduces attempts by 20% per Harvard review.

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Dialectical Behavior Therapy reduces repeat attempts by 50% per JAMA.

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Helpline calls increased 20% post-988 launch in U.S. correlating with attempt drop per SAMHSA.

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SSRIs reduce attempt risk by 40% in depressed patients per Lancet Psychiatry.

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School-based prevention programs lower youth attempts 25% per meta-analysis.

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UK's 2008 paracetamol limits cut attempt hospitalizations 20% per BMJ.

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Lithium prophylaxis halves suicide attempts in bipolar per Cochrane.

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Crisis center interventions avert 30% of imminent attempts per NASP.

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Global attempt rates fell 5% 2010-2019 due to mental health access per IHME.

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U.S. attempt rates rose 30% among youth 2010-2020 pre-COVID per CDC.

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Brief interventions reduce repeat attempts 35% per WHO mhGAP.

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Firearm purchase delays lowered attempts 7% in states per JAMA.

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CBT for insomnia cuts attempt risk 60% in high-risk groups per Sleep.

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Community gatekeeper training reduces attempts 15% rural areas per CDC.

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Australia's media guidelines post-2000 reduced copycat attempts 40% per Crisis.

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Depression is present in 90% of suicide attempters per meta-analysis in JAMA Psychiatry.

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History of previous suicide attempt increases risk of future attempt by 10-20 fold per WHO.

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Substance use disorders double the risk of suicide attempts per NIMH.

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Childhood physical abuse is associated with 3x higher attempt rates in adulthood per CDC ACE study.

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Chronic pain conditions elevate suicide attempt risk by 2.5 times per APA.

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Unemployment increases attempt risk by 1.5-2 times per Lancet meta-analysis.

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Bullying victimization triples suicide attempt odds among youth per meta-review.

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Borderline personality disorder has 70-80% lifetime suicide attempt prevalence per NAMI.

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Sleep disturbances increase attempt risk by 2.4 times per Sleep Medicine Reviews.

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Intimate partner violence exposure raises female attempt risk 4-fold per WHO.

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Bipolar disorder patients have 25-50% lifetime attempt rates per NIMH.

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Recent bereavement doubles attempt risk within first year per BMJ.

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Gambling disorder linked to 17% attempt prevalence per Addiction journal.

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HIV/AIDS diagnosis increases attempt risk 7-fold per meta-analysis.

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Financial debt correlates with 2x attempt rates per Journal of Epidemiology.

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Loneliness scores predict 2.5x higher attempt risk per PLOS Medicine.

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Schizophrenia patients have 20-40% lifetime attempt rates per Schizophr Bull.

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In the United States, about 1.6 million people attempted suicide in 2021 which is a rate of roughly 4.8 attempts per 1,000 and this post breaks down how those numbers vary by age, sex, race, method, and risk factors across countries and communities.

Key Takeaways

  • In 2021, U.S. females aged 10-24 had a 5.1% past-year suicide attempt rate per CDC YRBS.
  • Males account for 80% of suicide deaths but females have 2-3 times higher attempt rates globally per WHO.
  • Among U.S. adults, non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native individuals have the highest suicide attempt rate at 1.6% per NSDUH 2021.
  • Poisoning accounts for 50% of female suicide attempts in the U.S. per CDC NVDRS 2021.
  • Cutting/self-harm is the method in 22% of U.S. emergency visits for attempts per NEISS data.
  • Firearms used in 5% of attempts but 50% of deaths due to high lethality per Harvard Injury Control.
  • In 2021, approximately 1.6 million people in the United States attempted suicide, representing a rate of about 4.8 attempts per 1,000 population according to CDC data.
  • The lifetime prevalence of suicide attempts among U.S. adults is estimated at 4.6%, with higher rates among those with mental health disorders per NIMH statistics.
  • Globally, there were an estimated 20 million non-fatal suicide attempts in 2019, as reported by the Global Burden of Disease Study.
  • Suicide attempts declined 10% in U.S. during COVID lockdowns per CDC MMWR.
  • Means restriction (firearms) reduces attempts by 20% per Harvard review.
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy reduces repeat attempts by 50% per JAMA.
  • Depression is present in 90% of suicide attempters per meta-analysis in JAMA Psychiatry.
  • History of previous suicide attempt increases risk of future attempt by 10-20 fold per WHO.
  • Substance use disorders double the risk of suicide attempts per NIMH.

In 2021, about 1.6 million Americans attempted suicide, with attempt rates highest among youth, rural residents, and LGBTQ plus people.

Demographic Variations

1In 2021, U.S. females aged 10-24 had a 5.1% past-year suicide attempt rate per CDC YRBS.
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2Males account for 80% of suicide deaths but females have 2-3 times higher attempt rates globally per WHO.
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3Among U.S. adults, non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native individuals have the highest suicide attempt rate at 1.6% per NSDUH 2021.
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4LGBTQ+ youth report suicide attempt rates 4 times higher than heterosexual peers, at 20-30% lifetime per CDC.
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5U.S. Black youth suicide attempts increased 60% from 2011-2021, reaching 9.3% for females per CDC.
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6In the U.S., adults aged 25-44 had the highest attempt rates at 6.2 per 1,000 in 2020 per CDC NVDRS.
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7Rural U.S. residents have 1.5 times higher suicide attempt rates than urban per CDC 2021.
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8Among U.S. Hispanic females aged 12-17, 14.1% attempted suicide in past year per YRBS 2021.
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9Transgender individuals have a lifetime suicide attempt prevalence of 41% per 2015 U.S. Transgender Survey.
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10In Australia, Indigenous Australians have suicide attempt rates 3 times higher than non-Indigenous per AIHW.
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11U.S. adults with less than high school education have 2x attempt rates vs college graduates per NSDUH.
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12Among U.S. males aged 75+, attempt rates are 1.2% lifetime per NIMH.
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13Females in low-income U.S. households (<$20k) have 8.5% attempt rate per NSDUH 2021.
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14Asian American youth have the lowest attempt rates at 4.1% but highest ideation per YRBS.
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15U.S. divorced adults have 2.5x higher attempt rates than married per NSDUH.
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16In the UK, attempt rates peak in young females aged 15-24 at 500 per 100,000 per ONS.
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Demographic Variations Interpretation

These statistics paint a grim mosaic of despair, where the risk of suicide attempt maps less onto an individual's biology and far more onto the contours of social exclusion, discrimination, economic hardship, and the cruel burden of carrying a marginalized identity in a world that often refuses to see you.

Methods and Lethality

1Poisoning accounts for 50% of female suicide attempts in the U.S. per CDC NVDRS 2021.
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2Cutting/self-harm is the method in 22% of U.S. emergency visits for attempts per NEISS data.
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3Firearms used in 5% of attempts but 50% of deaths due to high lethality per Harvard Injury Control.
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4Hanging is the most common method globally for attempts at 40% per WHO.
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5Overdose lethality is 1.5% for attempts vs 25% for completed suicides per CDC.
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6In the EU, self-poisoning comprises 60% of hospital-treated attempts per Eurostat.
Directional
7Jumping from heights used in 10% of urban attempts per Injury Prevention journal.
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8Drowning as method in <1% of attempts due to low accessibility per WHO.
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9Gas poisoning declined 90% post-restrictions per BMJ.
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10Multiple attempts increase lethality; second attempts fatal in 10% vs 1% first per Suicide Life Threat Behav.
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11In U.S., 25% of attempts involve alcohol intoxication per NIAAA.
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12Prescription opioids involved in 20% of U.S. attempt overdoses per CDC.
Directional
13Vehicular methods (crash) in 2% of attempts, high injury severity per NTDB.
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14Electrical methods rare at 0.5% but 30% fatal per Forensic Sci Int.
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15Impalement/sharp objects in 15% of attempts per ED data.
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Methods and Lethality Interpretation

While men die overwhelmingly by firearm, women's attempts whisper a silent statistic where poisoning remains the agonizingly common prologue.

Prevalence and Incidence

1In 2021, approximately 1.6 million people in the United States attempted suicide, representing a rate of about 4.8 attempts per 1,000 population according to CDC data.
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2The lifetime prevalence of suicide attempts among U.S. adults is estimated at 4.6%, with higher rates among those with mental health disorders per NIMH statistics.
Verified
3Globally, there were an estimated 20 million non-fatal suicide attempts in 2019, as reported by the Global Burden of Disease Study.
Verified
4In 2020, the suicide attempt rate in the U.S. was 0.6% among adults aged 18+, based on the National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
Verified
5Among U.S. high school students, 8.9% reported attempting suicide in the past year in 2021 per the Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
Verified
6In England, there were 207,783 hospital admissions for self-harm (including suicide attempts) in 2021/22, according to NHS Digital.
Verified
7The annual incidence of suicide attempts in Australia is approximately 200 per 100,000 population, from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
Verified
8In 2019, Sweden reported 15,000 suicide attempts requiring medical attention, per the National Board of Health and Welfare.
Verified
9Canada's 2019 data shows about 300,000 suicide attempts annually, estimated from emergency department visits per CIHI.
Directional
10In Japan, the non-fatal suicide attempt rate was 150 per 100,000 in 2020, according to the Ministry of Health.
Verified
11U.S. veterans had a suicide attempt rate of 23.5 per 1,000 from 2017-2020 per VA reports.
Directional
12Among U.S. adolescents, emergency department visits for suicide attempts increased 62% from 2009-2021 per CDC.
Verified
13In 2022, India estimated 1.2 million suicide attempts yearly based on NCRB data extrapolations.
Verified
14Brazil reported 250,000 hospital presentations for suicide attempts in 2019 per Ministry of Health.
Single source
15South Africa's 2021 data indicates 12,000 suicide attempts treated in public hospitals per MRC.
Single source
16In France, 2019 saw 120,000 suicide attempts leading to hospitalization per Santé Publique France.
Single source
17Germany's 2020 hospital data recorded 55,000 suicide attempt admissions per Destatis.
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18Italy's 2021 ISTAT data estimates 40,000 annual suicide attempts.
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19In the Netherlands, 2020 registered 30,000 suicide attempts per CBS.
Single source
20New Zealand's 2019 data shows 15,000 suicide attempts per ACC claims.
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Prevalence and Incidence Interpretation

The sheer global scale of these attempts reveals a silent pandemic of despair, where millions each year, from students to veterans, are writing a desperate, non-fatal question mark with their lives, begging for an answer we have yet to fully provide.

Risk Factors

1Depression is present in 90% of suicide attempters per meta-analysis in JAMA Psychiatry.
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2History of previous suicide attempt increases risk of future attempt by 10-20 fold per WHO.
Directional
3Substance use disorders double the risk of suicide attempts per NIMH.
Verified
4Childhood physical abuse is associated with 3x higher attempt rates in adulthood per CDC ACE study.
Verified
5Chronic pain conditions elevate suicide attempt risk by 2.5 times per APA.
Directional
6Unemployment increases attempt risk by 1.5-2 times per Lancet meta-analysis.
Verified
7Bullying victimization triples suicide attempt odds among youth per meta-review.
Single source
8Borderline personality disorder has 70-80% lifetime suicide attempt prevalence per NAMI.
Verified
9Sleep disturbances increase attempt risk by 2.4 times per Sleep Medicine Reviews.
Verified
10Intimate partner violence exposure raises female attempt risk 4-fold per WHO.
Verified
11Bipolar disorder patients have 25-50% lifetime attempt rates per NIMH.
Directional
12Recent bereavement doubles attempt risk within first year per BMJ.
Verified
13Gambling disorder linked to 17% attempt prevalence per Addiction journal.
Verified
14HIV/AIDS diagnosis increases attempt risk 7-fold per meta-analysis.
Verified
15Financial debt correlates with 2x attempt rates per Journal of Epidemiology.
Verified
16Loneliness scores predict 2.5x higher attempt risk per PLOS Medicine.
Single source
17Schizophrenia patients have 20-40% lifetime attempt rates per Schizophr Bull.
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Risk Factors Interpretation

This stark data shows that while the decision to attempt suicide is deeply personal, it is almost never made in a vacuum, but within a crushing constellation of overlapping pain—be it mental, physical, economic, or social.

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