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Suicide risk in relation to socioeconomic and occupational disadvantage in middle- and old-aged men - A national register-based study.
Suicide rate is highest amongst middle- and old-aged, and men with socioeconomic disadvantages are particularly vulnerable to die by suicide. This examines how socioeconomic and occupational disadvantage impacts suicide risk amongst Norwegian men aged ≥35 years.
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