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Suicide and Alcohol: Do Outlets Play a Role
Alcoholism, 09/23/09

Johnson FW et al. – Bar densities in particular appear related to suicide, meaning, because this is an aggregate–level spatial analysis, that suicides, both attempted and completed, occur at greater rates in rural community areas with greater bar densities. Because the suicide rate is highest in rural areas, this study suggests that although the number of completed and attempted suicides is no doubt greater in absolute numbers in urban areas, the suicide rate, both completed and attempted, is greater in rural areas, which draws attention, perhaps much needed, to the problems of rural America.

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