Boy in Indiana commits suicide due to bullying for being short

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Studies Strong inverse association between male height and suicide Started by KeenObserver Strong inverse association between male height and suicide A 2005 Swedish study followed a large cohort of men from age 18-49 and noticed a 9% decrease in suicide risk for every 5cm (2 inch) increment in height. You can find the American Journal Of Pyschiatry article here.	1	735	Wed Jun 19, 2024 10:37 AM by SmartAndNerdy
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Studies A 5cm diff in height is associated with a 9% decrease in suicide risk Started by vision88t A 5cm diff in height is associated with a 9% decrease in suicide risk From PsychiatryOnline.org ABSTRACT Objective: Previous studies have found associations between poor fetal and infant growth and the risk of suicide. The authors’ goal was to investigate the association between height—a measure of childhood growth—and suicide risk. Method: The authors conducted a record linkage study of the birth, conscription, mortality, family, and census register data of 1,299,177 Swedish men followed from age 18 to a maximum of age 49. Results: There were 3,075 suicides over an average follow-up period of 15 years. There was a strong inverse association between height and suicide risk. In fully adjusted models, a 5-cm increase in height was associated with a 9% decrease in suicide risk. Conclusions: The strong inverse association between height and suicide may signify the importance of childhood exposure in the etiology of adult mental disorder or reflect stigmatization or discrimination encountered by short men in their adult lives. Study can be read at this link What are your thoughts?	0	1,703	Tue Dec 12, 2017 04:26 PM by vision88t

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