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Gen Z suicide rates rose 16.4% from 2014 to 2024, with sharp increases among Black and Hispanic men and rising rates among women.
Suicide rates among U.S. Generation Z adults rose 16.4% from 2014 to 2024, with the largest increases in the South and Midwest, particularly among Black and Hispanic men.
Georgia saw a 64.9% rise, and Alaska had the highest rate at 49 per 100,000.
Suicide surpassed homicide as the second-leading cause of death among young Hispanics and became the top cause among young Asians.
While men remain more likely to die by suicide, the rate among women has risen significantly.
Experts cite declining job prospects and social media use as possible factors, with no decline in Gen Z suicide rates since the early 2000s.
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Las tasas de suicidio de la Generación Z aumentaron un 16,4% desde 2014 hasta 2024, con fuertes aumentos entre los hombres negros e hispanos y tasas crecientes entre las mujeres.