Anisha I Patel, Kenneth Hecht, Karla E Hampton, Jacob M Grumbach, Ellen Braff-Guajardo, Claire D Brindis
Tapping into water: key considerations for achieving excellence in school drinking water access
American journal of public health
traumatic brain injury tbi late adolescence adulthood associated higher risk suicide however unknown whether association also present people sustained tbi childhood purpose present study determine whether experiencing tbi childhood risk factor suicide later life examine whether risk suicide differs sex injury severity cohort 135703 children aged 017 years identified quebec populationbased physician reimbursement database 1987 followup conducted 2008 children cohort 21047 sustained tbi using survival analysis timedependent indicators tbi found higher risk suicide people sustained tbi childhood hazard ratio hr 149 95 confidence interval ci 104 214 adolescence hr 157 95 ci 109 226 adulthood hr 253 95 ci 179 359 compared less severe injuries concussions cranial fractures severe injuries intracranial hemorrhages associated higher risk suicide hr 218 vs 277 respectively repeated injuries associated higher risks suicide age groups