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JOURNAL ARTICLE
REVIEW
Suicide and deliberate self-harm in Afghanistan.
Asian Journal of Psychiatry 2017 April
BACKGROUND: Suicide and deliberate self-harm (DSH) are major public health problems globally. There is limited information on suicide and DSH from Afghanistan.
AIMS: To review available literature on suicide and DSH in Afghanistan.
METHODS: Using online resources and literature on suicidal behavior (suicide, DSH and suicidal ideation) was searched.
RESULTS: There were only seven published studies identified on suicidal behavior in Afghanistan. Six of these have been published since 2003 and majority has focused on suicidal behavior in women.
CONCLUSIONS: Both DSH and suicide are underreported and understudied subjects in Afghanistan. There is need for more research in this area.
AIMS: To review available literature on suicide and DSH in Afghanistan.
METHODS: Using online resources and literature on suicidal behavior (suicide, DSH and suicidal ideation) was searched.
RESULTS: There were only seven published studies identified on suicidal behavior in Afghanistan. Six of these have been published since 2003 and majority has focused on suicidal behavior in women.
CONCLUSIONS: Both DSH and suicide are underreported and understudied subjects in Afghanistan. There is need for more research in this area.
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