Suicide : L’OMS sonne l’alarme et trace les pistes de prévention
Suicide is not inevitable, but a global public health emergency. According to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO), this human tragedy causes approximately 727,000 deaths each year , affecting all geographical areas without distinction.
Contrary to popular belief, suicide is not limited to the wealthiest nations.
While mental disorders (depression, addictions) are often blamed, suicide is frequently the result of an impulsive crisis in the face of adversity.
| Main risk factors | Aggravating circumstances |
| Previous attempts (first risk factor) | Armed conflicts and natural disasters |
| Financial problems and social isolation | Discrimination (LGBTI populations, refugees) |
| Chronic illnesses and physical pain | Trauma related to violence or bereavement |
The country occupies a worrying position on the world and continental stage. A study conducted by the Treichville University Hospital (2013-2020) confirms this critical trend:
To save lives, prevention must be coordinated and proactive. The WHO recommends four key areas:
The key message: Every action counts. Collective mobilization and rapid intervention are the best defenses against this tragedy.
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