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Suicidio

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Le suicidio esse le acto de causar intentionalmente le morte de se ipse.[1] Disordines mental e physic, atque abuso de substantias, esse factores que mitte a risco de suicidio un persona.[2][3][4]

Alicun suicidios esse actiones impulsive debite al stress, problemas in le relationes, persecution e intimidation.[5][6][7] Illes qui habe jam essayate de suicidar·se habe un risco plus alte de retentar le acto.[5] Effortios efficace pro le prevention del suicidio include le limitation del accesso al methodos de suicidio – sicut armas, drogas e veneno – le tractamento del disordines mental e abuso de substantias, sed etiam le melioramento del conditiones economic.[5][8] Quamquam il habe numeros commun a telephonar in tempore de crisis, lor efficacia non ha essite adhuc ben studite.[9][10]

Opiniones re le suicidio ha essite influentiate per grosse themas existential sicut le religion, honor e le senso del vita.[11][12] Le religiones abrahamic considera traditionalmente le suicidio ut un offensa a Deo nam le credentia in le sanctitate del vita.[13] Dum le era del samurais in Japon, un forma de suicidio cognite ut seppuku (腹切り, harakiri) esseva respectate pro compensar un fallimento, vel ut un forma de protesta.[14] Le suicidio e le tentativas de suicidio esseva illegal in le majoritate del paises occidental, sed il non esse plus assi,[15] quamquam illo remane un offensa criminal in alicun paises.[16] Le suicidio es considerate ut un grosse catastrophe que causa multe dolor al parentes del decedite, al amicos e membros del communitate, ergo illo es vise negativemente ubique in le mundo.[17][18][19]

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