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The burden of suicide and ... have we forgotten the open verdicts?

As Retterstol (1993) once wrote, suicide is probably the most personal act anyone can perform as few acts have such deep roots in social and human conditions, or have such far-reaching consequences, including economically. It is estimated that, worldwide, around one million people die by suicide each year, making suicide and attempted suicide major public health problems. Evidence-based programs of action directed at preventing suicide and attempted suicide are greatly needed. However, a comprehensive review of knowledge on the burden of suicidal behavior is needed before such programs can be developed and subsequently evaluated.