Sex Differences in the Seasonal Distribution of Suicides

David Lester · Michael L. Frank

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An attempt was made to replicate in the USA sex differences reported for the seasonal distribution of suicide in the UK, Finland and Australia. No sex differences were found. Spring and late summer peaks were found for suicides by both males and females. The method of suicide was found to be an important factor in the seasonal distribution of the suicides of males and females.

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1981A Sex Difference in the Seasonal Variation of Suicide Rate: A Single Cycle for Men, Two Cycles for Women 1971Seasonal Variation in Suicidal Deaths 1982Autumn Incidence of Suicides Re-examined: Data from Finland by Sex, Age and Occupation

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