Suicide attempt risk in autism: a national EHR study of 2.3 million individuals
BackgroundSuicide attempts (SA) are elevated in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), but population-level data characterizing how SA prevalence varies across demographic and clinical subgroups — at the scale and granularity needed to inform evidence-based risk stratification — have been largely unavailable. This study examines SA prevalence across sex, age group, psychiatric…
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