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Clarifying the role of somatic and depressive symptoms in suicide risk: Evidence from a cross-sectional analysis
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• Somatic symptoms frequently co-occur with depression and suicidal ideation. • The independent contribution of somatic symptoms to suicide risk remains unclear. • Association between somatic symptoms and suicidal ideation is largely attributable to concurrent depressive symptoms. • Depression screening in somatic patients may improve suicide risk identification.
Keywords:
Depressive disorder
Somatic symptom disorder
Suicidal ideation
Primary health care
Screening and assessment
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