Growing alcohol use preceding death by suicide among women compared with men: age-specific temporal trends, 2003-18.
Growing alcohol use preceding death by suicide among women compared with men: age-specific temporal trends, 2003-18.
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10.1111/add.15905
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2022-09
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6
通讯作者:
Rehm, Juergen
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Lange, Shannon;Kaplan, Mark S.;Tran, Alexander;Rehm, Juergen
In the United States (US), up until 2018, both the prevalence of heavy alcohol use and the suicide mortality rate increased among men and women; however, women had experienced a notably higher increase in both. Given that heavy alcohol use is a risk factor for suicide, we postulate that heavy alcohol use may have contributed to the observed sex disparity in the suicide mortality rate increase, which may be reflected in the proportion of suicides that were alcohol-involved over time. Therefore, the aim of the current study was to investigate the temporal trend of the sex- and age group-specific proportion of suicides that were alcohol-involved in the US. Using restricted-access data from the National Violent Death Reporting System, we performed joinpoint regression analyses to investigate temporal trends in the sex- and age-group (young adults: 18-34 years; middle-aged adults: 35-64 years; and older adults: 65+ years) specific proportion of suicides that were alcohol-involved. United States. A total of 115,193 suicide decedents 18+ years of age from 2003 to 2018. The sex- and age-group specific proportion of suicides that were alcohol-involved, among all suicide decedent, for which the decedent had a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) a) ≥0.04 g/dl and b) ≥0.08 g/dl. For 2003-18, the proportion of suicides that were alcohol-involved wherein the decedent had a BAC ≥0.08 g/dl significantly increased on average annually for women of all age groups (young women: 2.80% [95% CI: 1.86%, 3.75%]; middle-aged women: 2.20% [95% CI: 1.20%, 3.21%]; older women: 10.48% [95% CI: 1.17%, 20.65%], while only middle-aged men experienced a significant average annual percent increase (0.81% [95% CI: 0.003%, 1.62%]). An increase in alcohol use preceding death by suicide among women compared to men over time in the US was found. These findings of the present study support the need for additional research into the link between heavy alcohol use and the accelerated increase in the suicide mortality rate among women in the US.
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