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National Suicide Statistics

The American Association of Suicidology makes available a summary of national suicide statistics as soon as they become available from the National Center for Health Statistics. The most current statistics are from the year 2007.
 

Summary of latest national suicide statistics.

2007 Data
Rates, numbers, and rankings of each state
Increased Rates Overall and among Middle-aged;
Decreased Rates among the Young

Gender-specific suicide stats.

 2007 Male/Female Statistics
Age-specific suicide stats. 2007 Age-Specific Statistics

Region-specific suicide statistics.

 2007 Regional Statistics

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