Contrary to the initial findings, a reanalysis of data from a 2019 study found no clear relationship between a rise in teenage suicide and the Netflix show "13 Reasons Why".
The popular Netflix show "13 Reasons Why" has been linked to an increase in suicides in females between the ages of 10 and 19. Researchers said the numbers grew significantly within 3 months of the show's release.
Study reports a disproportionate increase in suicide rates for females relative to males, especially in those aged between 10-14.
The incidence and rates of suicide attempts by self-poisoning in teens and young adults have increased significantly since 2011. Girls are at higher risk of attempting suicide as a result of self-poisoning, researchers report.
Researchers report half of suicidal teens in a hospital sample say the controversial TV show contributed to their suicidal symptoms.
A new study reports a higher degree of social connectedness along with a homogeneous culture in a community can increase teen suicide risks.
