Suicide rate in 2000 vs. 2021
Estimated number of suicides per 100,000 people in a given population and year. Suicide deaths are underreported in many countries due to social stigma andcultural or legal concerns. This data includes modeling based on global suicide patterns, and includes adjustments and extrapolations that aim to account formissing data and underreporting.
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