U.S. suicide rate was 14.2 per 100,000 in 2018, with variation by state
U.S. suicide rate was 14.2 per 100,000 people in 2018, with variation between states
A 2018 U.S. statistical report found an age-adjusted suicide rate of 14.2 per 100,000 standard population, with rates varying by state.
In 2018, the U.S. suicide rate stood at 14.2 per 100,000 people, but numbers varied significantly from state to state.
Surveillance report describes children's mental health in the United States
What's happening with children's mental health in the US?
A surveillance report describes the state of children's mental health in the United States.
A new report tracks children's mental health across the US using nine federal data systems to show how kids are doing emotionally and psycho…
Environmental testing detects Burkholderia pseudomallei in raccoon carcass during melioidosis outbreak investigation
How did a dangerous germ spread? A raccoon carcass offers a clue
A field report describes environmental testing conducted during a multistate melioidosis outbreak linked to aromatherapy room spray.
A raccoon carcass tested positive for the same bacteria that contaminated a room spray, offering a real-world clue about how a dangerous ger…
Observational report notes changes in US firearm suicide and death rates during 2020
What happened to firearm suicide and death rates in the United States during 2020?
An observational report examined changes in firearm suicide and death rates in the United States during 2020.
A new report shows firearm suicide and death rates in the United States changed during 2020, but it doesn't say how much or why.
Mental health symptoms and suicidal ideation reported among US public health workers
CDC report examines mental health symptoms among U.S. public health workers
An observational report describes symptoms of mental health conditions and suicidal ideation among state, tribal, local, and territorial pub…
A new CDC report examines mental health conditions and thoughts of suicide among public health workers across the United States.
Field report describes overdose deaths involving eutylone, a psychoactive bath salt, in the United States
What happens when people overdose on the bath salt drug eutylone?
A field report describes overdose deaths involving eutylone, a psychoactive bath salt, in the United States.
A new report confirms that eutylone, a dangerous synthetic stimulant often sold as bath salts, is causing fatal overdoses in the United Stat…
U.S. Suicide Rates by Method: Descriptive Report Lacks Specific Data
How do Americans die by suicide? A new report looks at the methods
A descriptive observational report examined age-adjusted suicide rates by method in the U.S.
A new report describes how Americans die by suicide, using national data to show the methods people use across the United States.
Observational report describes suicide rates in the U.S. population by demographic factors
Report describes U.S. suicide rates and patterns across different groups
An observational report described suicide rates in the U.S.
A new report describes suicide rates in the U.S. overall and by demographic factors like age, gender, and race.
Observational study examines syndemic conditions and condomless anal intercourse in transgender women
What makes safe sex harder for transgender women in U.S. cities?
An observational surveillance report examined the relationship between structural and psychosocial syndemic conditions and condomless anal i…
Housing instability and discrimination create tough barriers to safe sex for transgender women across seven U.S. cities.
CDC issues guidance for community assessment and investigation of suspected suicide clusters
New guidance helps communities assess and investigate suspected suicide clusters
The CDC has released a guidance document for communities in the United States on assessing and investigating suspected suicide clusters.
New guidance helps communities assess and investigate suspected suicide clusters by providing a step-by-step framework for leaders and healt…
Secondary analysis identifies possible mediators for chronic pain treatments in Veterans
Study in Veterans with chronic pain explores how three mind-body treatments may work
A secondary analysis of a 3-arm RCT in 328 Veterans with chronic pain found that across clinical hypnosis, mindfulness, and pain education, …
Veterans with chronic pain who tolerated pain better, engaged in valued activities, and worried less about pain found relief across three mi…
Blue-blocking glasses show no advantage over tinted lenses for inpatient mania in small RCT
Blue-blocking glasses show no advantage over lightly tinted glasses for mania symptoms
A randomized controlled trial of 42 inpatients with mania found adjunctive blue-blocking glasses were not superior to lightly tinted glasses…
Blue-blocking glasses offered no advantage over lightly tinted ones for reducing manic symptoms in hospitalized patients.