Neuropsychiatric Approaches for Human Suicide

Da-Yong Lu

Review Article

Neuropsychiatric Approaches for Human Suicide

Da-Yong Lu* and Hong-Ying Wu

School of Life Sciences, Shanghai University, China

Corresponding Author

Received Date: September 06, 2021; Published Date: October 21, 2021

Abstract

Some widely accepted medical knowledge suggests that suicide events or episodes are associated with a series of neuropsychiatric changes (a pattern of pathology origin, progress and therapeutic responses). We speculate herein that neuropsychiatric interference may turnover suicide rates and mortality. To find some useful evidence, cutting off unnecessary suicide-induced genes or molecules linking with disease pathogenesis will reduce suicide-induced mortality. This article discusses a framework of neuropsychiatric changes and interferences in patients.

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Citation

Da-Yong Lu, Hong-Ying Wu. Neuropsychiatric Approaches for Human Suicide. 4(5): 2021. OAJAP.MS.ID.000598. DOI: 10.33552/OAJAP.2021.04.000598.

Keywords

Neuropsychiatric, Human Suicide, Pathology origin, Suicide rates, Reduce suicide, Patients, Psychiatric abnormality, Mental condition, Disease pathogenesis, Therapeutic response, Pharmaceutical