Background The rise in suicides among children aged 10–14 years demands urgent attention globally.This study aims to assess the global burden of suicide-related deaths in this age group from 1990 to 2019,considering ...Background The rise in suicides among children aged 10–14 years demands urgent attention globally.This study aims to assess the global burden of suicide-related deaths in this age group from 1990 to 2019,considering factors such as sex,geography,and sociodemographics,to inform prevention strategies and interventions.Methods The data from Global Burden of Disease 2019,encompassing 204 countries and territories,were analyzed to investigate deaths and years of life lost(YLLs)due to suicide among children aged 10–14 years.Statistical analyses,including mortality rates,YLLs,and the sociodemographic index(SDI),were conducted using standardized tools.Results In 2019,a total of 8327[95%uncertainty interval(UI)=7073–9685]children aged 10–14 years died globally due to suicide,with a mortality rate of 1.30(95%UI=1.10–1.51)per 100,000.The rates varied across countries/territories ranging between 0.05(95%UI=0.02–0.10)in South Africa and 7.49(95%UI=5.13–10.57)in Greenland.The contribution of suicide-related deaths to all-cause mortality ranged from 0.07%(95%UI=0.04%–0.15%)in South Africa to 33.02%(95%UI=24.36%–41.53%)in Greenland.Worldwide,there were approximately 636,196(95%UI=540,383–740,009)YLLs due to suicide,with a rate of 99.07(95%UI=84.15–115.23)per 100,000.The association between SDI and suicide-related deaths was evident,with higher contributions observed in countries with higher SDI.Conclusions This study reveals a concerning global burden of suicide-related deaths among children aged 10–14 years.Despite progress in reducing mortality rates,suicide remains a significant issue.While overall rates have declined,the percentage of deaths caused by suicide in this age group is increasing.展开更多
While the world isgetting used to rising interest rates almost everywhere-with noticeable exceptions in China,Japan,and Turkey-there are signs of central bank divergence on the horizon.The divergence in central bank p...While the world isgetting used to rising interest rates almost everywhere-with noticeable exceptions in China,Japan,and Turkey-there are signs of central bank divergence on the horizon.The divergence in central bank policies is notnew.Domestic economic conditions differ,calling for different responses.展开更多
The recent episode of global inflation is a reminder that no country lives in isolation.Like other external economic shocks,inflationary pressure too could pass through to domestic economies.In June,inflation in the U...The recent episode of global inflation is a reminder that no country lives in isolation.Like other external economic shocks,inflationary pressure too could pass through to domestic economies.In June,inflation in the United States climbed to a 40-year high,rising 9.1%over thelast 12 months,as measured by consumer price index(CPI).In the same period,theeuro zone inflation continued to set historical record at 8.6%for the entire bloc,as measuredbyharmonized CPI.Meanwhile inChina,the signals were more mixed,with CPI rising 2.5%to a 23-month high,despite producer price index(PPI)sets a 15-month low,largely due to the pandemic disruptions.展开更多
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文摘Background The rise in suicides among children aged 10–14 years demands urgent attention globally.This study aims to assess the global burden of suicide-related deaths in this age group from 1990 to 2019,considering factors such as sex,geography,and sociodemographics,to inform prevention strategies and interventions.Methods The data from Global Burden of Disease 2019,encompassing 204 countries and territories,were analyzed to investigate deaths and years of life lost(YLLs)due to suicide among children aged 10–14 years.Statistical analyses,including mortality rates,YLLs,and the sociodemographic index(SDI),were conducted using standardized tools.Results In 2019,a total of 8327[95%uncertainty interval(UI)=7073–9685]children aged 10–14 years died globally due to suicide,with a mortality rate of 1.30(95%UI=1.10–1.51)per 100,000.The rates varied across countries/territories ranging between 0.05(95%UI=0.02–0.10)in South Africa and 7.49(95%UI=5.13–10.57)in Greenland.The contribution of suicide-related deaths to all-cause mortality ranged from 0.07%(95%UI=0.04%–0.15%)in South Africa to 33.02%(95%UI=24.36%–41.53%)in Greenland.Worldwide,there were approximately 636,196(95%UI=540,383–740,009)YLLs due to suicide,with a rate of 99.07(95%UI=84.15–115.23)per 100,000.The association between SDI and suicide-related deaths was evident,with higher contributions observed in countries with higher SDI.Conclusions This study reveals a concerning global burden of suicide-related deaths among children aged 10–14 years.Despite progress in reducing mortality rates,suicide remains a significant issue.While overall rates have declined,the percentage of deaths caused by suicide in this age group is increasing.
文摘While the world isgetting used to rising interest rates almost everywhere-with noticeable exceptions in China,Japan,and Turkey-there are signs of central bank divergence on the horizon.The divergence in central bank policies is notnew.Domestic economic conditions differ,calling for different responses.
文摘The recent episode of global inflation is a reminder that no country lives in isolation.Like other external economic shocks,inflationary pressure too could pass through to domestic economies.In June,inflation in the United States climbed to a 40-year high,rising 9.1%over thelast 12 months,as measured by consumer price index(CPI).In the same period,theeuro zone inflation continued to set historical record at 8.6%for the entire bloc,as measuredbyharmonized CPI.Meanwhile inChina,the signals were more mixed,with CPI rising 2.5%to a 23-month high,despite producer price index(PPI)sets a 15-month low,largely due to the pandemic disruptions.
