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CDC provisional data through early 2025 show that U.S. suicide rates remained high and largely stable compared with recent years: the overall age-adjusted suicide rate was about 14.1 deaths per 100,00...
The best available, recent sources place the U.S. male‑to‑female suicide rate ratio at roughly , based on the latest published mortality figures through 2023 and organizational summaries published in ...
Male suicide deaths in the U.S. are about three to four times higher than female deaths: in 2023 the male rate was 22.8 per 100,000 versus 5.9 per 100,000 (nearly 4×) and males accounted for roughly 8...
The Democratic/administration FY2025 proposal increased behavioral-health funding: SAMHSA sought about $8.1 billion and the President’s budget asked for expanded mental‑health and opioid initiatives i...
Preliminary national figures and multiple news reports indicate the U.S. suicide rate edged down in 2024 from very high levels, with roughly 48,800 deaths reported that year — about 500 fewer than in ...
Available national reporting provides age-specific suicide rates by race and sex but the assembled search results do not include a single table listing suicide rates specifically for "white male, whit...
The most consistent, recent data show the United States age‑adjusted suicide rate around in 2023 with (about 22.7–22.8 per 100,000 for males versus about 5.9 per 100,000 for females). Multiple federal...
The documents supplied sketch a behavioral-health sector moving from scale to proof—measurement-based care, personalization, telehealth regulation, AI and novel pharmacology are the dominant themes sh...
Clinicians and professional mental‑health commentators generally treat labels like “Trump Derangement Syndrome” as political rhetoric, not legitimate clinical diagnoses, and warn against pathologising...
Available reporting ties changes in U.S. suicide counts and rates in 2024–2025 to multiple, overlapping drivers: increased use of firearms as a leading mechanism (about half of suicides in some report...