High Quality Treatments for Human Suicidal Events and Mortality

Abstract

Human suicide study currently is unable to show close associations between pathogenic stages and therapeutic outcomes. A wide variety of factors coming from both insiders (human genetic predispositions, plasma levels of hormones and concentrations of neural transmitters) and outsiders (social, culture, environmental, cognitive, habitual and physical handicaps and so on) may equally determine suicide ideation and human mortality. This Editorial emphasizes these items of environmental and biological factors in suicide prediction, preventions and therapeutics.