World Suicide Prevention Day: Argentina Records the Highest Rate in Its History
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Argentina has a suicide rate of 11.8 per 100,000 inhabitants, the highest in its history and above the world average estimated by the World Health Organization. According to reports from the Observatory of Criminal Policy and the Ministry of Health, for the first time, this figure exceeds the deaths caused by other violent acts in the country.
The country reached 11.8 suicides every 100,000 inhabitants, according to reports cited by the Observatory of Criminal Policy and the Ministry of Health. Specialists warn that the problem affects at an increasing age. Complaints. Read more
Every September 10th, the WHO and IASP promote awareness under the slogan “Change the narrative on suicide”. With 11.8 cases every 100,000 inhabitants, the country exceeds the global average and consolidates the phenomenon as the main cause of death in young people. Every September 10th is commemorated on World Day [...] The note World Day for the Prevention of Suicide: Argentina records the highest rate of its history and specialists ask to bre…
Argentina is going through a critical moment in mental health with the highest suicide rate in its history.
Latin American Abstract, September 10, 2026. For the first time that number exceeds the deaths caused by other violent events in the country. The problem reaches ever earlier ages and adolescents are currently the group with the highest incidence. Argentina has a suicide rate of 11.8 per 100,000 inhabitants, the most [...] La entrada Argentina. World Day of Suicide Prevention: records the highest rate of its history was published first in Latin …
The problem is getting older and younger, and adolescents are currently the most prevalent group.
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