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Why do suicide rates increase in the spring and decrease in the fall? Insights from Canadian suicide rate and death rate data spanning 2010 to 2020
In 1952, the psychiatrist Erwin Stengel hypothesized that suicide becomes rarer in times when the value of life within a society is lower, when death is more common. In Canada, suicide rates and death rates present with consistent seasonality between years, fluctuating inversely with one another. Ho
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