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Alcoholism, Seasonal Depression, and Suicidal Behaviour

Several studies in different countries have reported a high prevalence of alcohol-use disorders among people who commit suicide (for example, 56% in New York [1] and 43% in Northern Ireland [2]). Such figures far exceed the prevalence of alcohol-use disorders in the general population (3,4). Because comorbid alcoholism and depression are associated with increased suicidality (5), global suicide prevention strategies should include a focus on alcohol-use disorders that aggressively treats comorbid depression (3).