4 in Prevention Science, included data from nearly 7,500 high school students around the country who completed the National Youth Risk Behavior surveys in 2015, 2017 or 2019 and who reported having suicidal thoughts, a suicide plan and/or a suicide attempt within the past 12 months. And students across racial and ethnic groups who reported certain factors or behaviors - being bullied online, feeling sad or hopeless, a history of sexual violence, smoking cigarettes or misusing prescription opiates - were more likely to report thinking about, planning and attempting suicide, as opposed to having thoughts and plans without an attempt. Researchers found that Black high school students are almost twice as likely as white students to attempt suicide without reporting any thoughts or plans. The research, by the University of Washington and New York University, explored gender, racial and ethnic differences among those who think about and/or attempt suicide, as well as associated behavioral and environmental factors.
Sasin TipchaiĪ study of close to 7,500 high school students across the country who reported experiencing different suicidal behaviors finds that more than one-third of them have attempted suicide. New research by the University of Washington and New York University examines patterns of teens’ thoughts and plans of suicide.
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