Suicide Maps, Charts, and Graphs
David Foster Wallace’s death has provoked lots of online interest in suicide. I am collecting the most interesting graphics - you can help me out by posting graphs or charts below.
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i want to commit suicide just looking at this.
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Wow, it seems that living on the east side of the USA is better then the west side…
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Study from British Journal of Psychiatry shows that a rise in temperatures in England and Wales from 1993-2003 coincides with a rise in number of violent suicides.
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Re: Chris Weirdly, this map (with data from 2005) shows the highest rate of suicide in the Western states of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana and the Dakotas.
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Graph showing circumstances that contributed to suicide cases in 2003 and 2004.
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Suicidal Thoughts. This chart shows the percentage of people who have suicidal thoughts after a major depressive episode.
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Suicide via Pills. On the bright side, only 0.3% of people who attempt suicide with drugs succeed.
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This is a crappy graph, but it shows the overall suicide rate by state. Somehow, North Dakota has the lowest.
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Suicide by gun. Pretty popular with adults especially men.
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Suicides rates by race, ethnicity, gender, and age.
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Suicides by location (referenced to the 128 light poles) at the Golden Gate Bridge…
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World Suicide Rates map.
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Suicides by year at the Golden Gate Bridge…
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Female suicide map.
