Study: Electroshock Patients 44 Times More Likely to Commit Suicide
Mental health watchdog says new study on electroshock and increased suicide risks reinforces calls for a nationwide ban
Source: einnews.com
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Mental health watchdog says new study on electroshock and increased suicide risks reinforces calls for a nationwide ban
Researchers call for action after finding 17% of patients with certain characteristics die from suicide within two years of receiving ECT.
A new study finds that people who undergo electroconvulsive therapy or ECT still have a highly elevated suicide risk.