Accident related health problems have been suggested to cluster within persons. This
phenomenon became known as accident proneness and has been a subject of many discussions. …

This paper analyses a number of possible reasons why modern psychiatry has neglected
the therapeutic effects of religious beliefs. The gap which exists between psychiatry and …

… Neeleman J (1997) The social and epidemiological context of suicidal behaviour. University
… Neeleman J, Wilson-Jones C, Wessely S (2001) Ethnic density and deliberate self-harm; a …

BACKGROUND: Precise knowledge of the epidemiology of suicidality provides necessary
information for designing prevention programs. The aims of the present study were to …

Background: Mechanisms contributing to suicidal behaviour may differ according to how far
individuals have progressed through the suicidal process. Methods: Lifetime and …

Background Suicide may be an extreme expression of liability to death of any type. If true,
suicide risk factors should also increase other mortality, and, given exposure, excess risk …

Background Whether putative suicide risk factors, such as conduct and emotional disorders,
are specific to suicide or are general associations of a continuum between subintentional …

Background. The relationship between ethnicity and suicide risk is ill-understood. It is
unclear whether, and if so, how, the ethnic mix of local areas affects risk in local individuals.…

Background. Negative associations between religion and suicide, in individuals and countries,
may be mediated by the degree to which suicide is tolerated.Methods. Linear regression …

BackgroundThere is evidence that the prevalence of common mental disorders varies
across Europe.AimsTo compare prevalence of common mental disorders in general practice …