Scottish study does not replicate findings
BMJPublished 23 September 1995Open access
Marion T. Ryan, Frank E. Murray
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Lower cholesterol concentrations in subjects after parasuicide than in control subjects matched for age, sex, diabetes, hypertension, heterozygote β thalassaemia, drug misuse, and alcoholism are found.
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PsychologyMedicine
BMJSerum cholesterol concentraions in parasuicide
82 Citations1995Massimo Gallerani, Roberto Manfredini +4 more
This study shows lower cholesterol concentrations in parasuicide subjects than in controls, which agrees with previous studies which suggest an association between low cholesterol concentration and suicide.