Self-harm and suicide in males compared to females

PROJECT STATUS:
Summary

In the UK, men are three times more likely to die from suicide than women, despite women being two times more likely to self-harm or attempt suicide than men (the two biggest risk factors for future death by suicide). 

This PhD study is looking at self-harm and suicide in males compared to females, with a view to addressing this discrepancy. This will start with a systematic review (and meta-analysis) on the effectiveness of psychosocial interventions for self-harm in males compared to females.

Partners & Collaborators

City, University of London

National Institute for Health Research

Lead Investigator
Oliver Matias (PhD, City)
Investigating Team
Kirsten Barnicot (Supervisor, City)
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