The relationship between suicidal thoughts and well-being among individuals with a history of depression and cardiovascular risk.

ABSTRACT: Prior work demonstrates a relationship between suicidal behavior and mood disorders, as well as between suicidal behavior and cardiovascular risk. When cardiovascular risk and mood disorders co-occur, people with these comorbid conditions tend to experience worse outcomes than people with only one of these conditions. As such, given the relevance of suicidal thoughts and behaviors among those with cardiovascular risk and mood disorders, suicidal thoughts and behaviors may be of particular concern in the comorbid population. However, the factors that differentiate those with or without suicidal thoughts or behaviors are unknown. Self-reported well-being is one factor that is shown to hold a relationship with suicidal risk, and may be relevant in the comorbid population. Thus, we evaluated w

SUBMITTER: Gold AK 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9348629 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature