Project
Are there dietary and lifestyle factors for the self-prevention of suicide? - project description
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The objective of this project is to examine if dietary and lifestyle factors have a role in suicide prevention.
Summary
Suicidality falls into a spectrum ranging from thoughts, plans, actions, and completion. Dividing suicide risks into segments across the lifespan allows for programming that nurtures protective factors and manages risks. Habits that tend to be initiated around adolescence such as smoking and alcohol drinking may be modifiable risks. Smoking, alcohol drinking, cholesterol, and vitamin D status are all modifiable risks. The objective of this project is to examine if these dietary and lifestyle factors have a role in suicide prevention.
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Project participants
Project leader
Anne Lise Brantsæter, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Project participants
Anne Lise Brantsæter, Avdeling for miljøeksponering og -epidemiologi, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Lloyd Balbuena, University of Saskatchewan
Ann John, Swansea University
Rudy Bowen, University of Saskatchewan