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New WHO Suicide Data Reaffirms Urgent Need for Global Prevention Efforts
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New WHO Suicide Data Reaffirms Urgent Need for Global Prevention Efforts
The World Health Organization’s newly released report, Suicide Worldwide in 2021: Global Health Estimates, reveals a global total of 727,000 suicide deaths, up from 703,000 in 2019, underscoring the ongoing challenge suicide presents to global public health. Although the global age-standardised suicide rate has decreased slightly—from 9.0 per 100,000 in 2019 to 8.9 in 2021—the report highlights concerning regional and demographic disparities. M…
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