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In spite of the great decline in suicide mortality in most countries with traditionally high baseline suicide rates during the last two decades, 1 completed and attempted suicides still remain a major public health problem. Suicidal behaviour is neither a ‘normal’ response to the levels of stress experienced by most people nor a linear consequence of major mental dis-orders. Suicide is a very complex, multicausal human behaviour with many ‘causes’ and several biological as well as psychosocial and cultural components. Current research findings clearly suggest that suicidal behaviour in patients with mood disorder is a ‘statedependent’ phenomenon.

international journal of innovative medicine and health science

BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER IN SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS ADMITTED IN TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE AND RELATIONSHIP CHARACTERISTICS A STUDY FROM KASHMIR, INDIA