Correlation between suicide and meteorological parameters

Combined Effects of Working Hours, Income, and Leisure Time on Suicide in All 47 Prefectures of Japan

(2014) Akito TAKEUCHI et al.   INDUSTRIAL HEALTH

The Relationship between Meteorological Conditions and Homicide, Suicide, Rage, and Psychiatric Hospitalization

(2014) Ali Talaei et al.   JOURNAL OF FORENSIC SCIENCES

Local daily temperatures, thermal seasons, and suicide rates in Finland from 1974 to 2010

(2014) Laura Hiltunen et al.   Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine

Lower air temperature is associated with ambulance transports and death in Takamatsu area, Japan

(2014) Kazumi Dokai Mochimasu et al.   Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine

Atmospheric pressure and suicide attempts in Helsinki, Finland

(2012) Laura Hiltunen et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIOMETEOROLOGY

The Relationship between Suicide and Five Climate Issues in a Large-scale and Long Term Study in Japan

(2012) K Inoue et al.   WEST INDIAN MEDICAL JOURNAL

Higher Environmental Temperature and Global Radiation Are Correlated With Increasing Suicidality—A Localized Data Analysis

(2011) Helge Müller et al.   CHRONOBIOLOGY INTERNATIONAL

The influence of several changes in atmospheric states over semi-arid areas on the incidence of mental health disorders

(2010) Naomy S. Yackerson et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIOMETEOROLOGY

Decomposing the association of completed suicide with air pollution, weather, and unemployment data at different time scales

(2010) Albert C. Yang et al.   JOURNAL OF AFFECTIVE DISORDERS

Relation between temperature and suicide mortality in Japan in the presence of other confounding factors using time-series analysis with a semiparametric approach

(2010) Victoria Likhvar et al.   Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine

Suicide

(2009) Keith Hawton et al.   LANCET

Relationship between suicidal cases and meteorological conditions

(2009) Klára Törő et al.   Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine