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Sex and suicide
Keith E Hawton (Warneford Hospital, University of Oxford)
Résumé : Qin et al et al's (2000, this issue) epidemiological 's (2000, this issue) epidemiological study of risk factors for suicide in males and study of risk factors for suicide in males and females in Denmark reminds us that there females in Denmark reminds us that there are important gender differences in suicidal are important gender differences in suicidal behaviour.These reflect not only differences behaviour.These reflect not only differences in aetiology, which were the primary focus in aetiology, which were the primary focus of the Danish study, but also other import-of the Danish study, but also other important variations by gender in relation to risk, ant variations by gender in relation to risk, the nature of suicidal behaviour and its the nature of suicidal behaviour and its prevention and treatment.prevention and treatment.