Genetic risk factors and variation in European suicide rates.
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Publications and source records attributed to S V Kondrichin.
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Mortality rates from suicide and cancer in 1990 in 37 European nations were positively associated.
Regional mortality rates from cancer and suicide had similar social correlates in the Ukraine but not in the United States.
Ecological studies of regional suicide rates in Russian oblasts and krais and American states revealed that the clustering of social indicators and the social correlates of regional homicide rates were different in the two nations. However, indices of social distress (unemployment and illegitimate births) predicted homicide rates in both nations. The study pointed out the importance of replicating research in several nations in order to explore the generality of research findings and theories.
The percentage of voters supporting the new constitution for the Russian Federation in 1993 was negatively associated with the death rate in the 55 oblasts and krais (provinces and territories).
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Suicide rates have risen in Belarus since 1990, and suicide rates are higher in rural than in urban areas. The regional distribution of suicide rates suggests a North-South variation that may be a result of ethnic and cultural differences between the regions.
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For the American states, the lower the vote for Reagan in the 1980 Presidential election, the higher the mortality rate, replicating a result found for Great Britain in 1996.
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