2021 Lancet study urges India to expand suicide prevention beyond mental health, incorporating socio-economic factors.

A recent study in The Lancet emphasizes the need for India to expand its suicide prevention strategies beyond mental health, addressing social risk factors such as poverty, debt, and domestic violence. With over 170,000 suicides annually, the research advocates for a public health approach that integrates these socio-economic issues into national policies. The authors highlight the importance of early intervention and reducing stigma to effectively combat India's rising suicide rates.

September 09, 2024
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