A NOTE ON SUICIDE IN RUSSIA, 1965-1993

Recently, the Centre for Demography and Human Ecology in Moscow in collaboration with the Institut National d'Etudes Dimographiques in Paris undertook a reconstruction of registered deaths in individual republics of the former Soviet Union. The first set of such data, tabulated by sex, age and...

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Published in:Journal of the Australian Population Association 1996-11, Vol.13 (2), p.187-193
Main Author: Ruzicka, Lado T.
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Alcohol abuse
Alcohol drinking
Alcohol related disorders
Alcoholism
Causes of death
Death
Demography
Drug abuse
East Europe: Social history
International Classification of Diseases
International Statistical Classification of Diseases
Men
Mortality
Population
Russia
Suicide
Suicide rates
Women
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subjects Alcohol abuse
Alcohol drinking
Alcohol related disorders
Alcoholism
Causes of death
Death
Demography
Drug abuse
East Europe: Social history
International Classification of Diseases
International Statistical Classification of Diseases
Men
Mortality
Population
Russia
Suicide
Suicide rates
Women
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